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3 months to fracture
Today I get my 4th X ray of my broken wrist .
Doctor says that it's normal it will heal as time goes.
He said that you can move and do exercise of wrist.
What should I do.
Is that fine to do regular works and exercises of wrist or did I have to get a cast or sprint brace again for some days.
Plz don't say for personal and video consulting.
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First of all u didn't mention that how old is the injury and how it was managed. But as u said its 4th time u took xray i assume it might b around 2 month old.from xray i can see there is a small fracture ( of ulnar styloid process) with gap( DRUJ injury) due to ligament injury
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pain might be there for 1-3 months depending upon how it was managed and for long it was kept in pop
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You can do exercises.
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