5Physical Therapy
After surgery, people with a broken or fractured femur are encouraged to perform physical therapy exercises. They are specially designed to strengthen the bone and restore the normal function of the affected muscles. There is a variety of options to try at home. Make sure to consult your physical therapist to design a suitable plan for your conditions. These exercises can help alleviate pain and encourage blood circulation to different body parts, including the affected tissues around your femur. Ideally, you need to do them several times during the day as long as you feel painless and comfortable. [5]















