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2018-10-01 08:20:54
My child forearm flactured 10 days ago and now same has been plastered but my child is very naughty and he is playing and jumping and not taken bed rest Please confirm jumping and running can effect the healing? After final plaster doctor was taken x-ray and same was ok .please confirm in how Amy days again x-ray need?
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Share x-rays. Running and jumping should not affect the reduction if the plaster is well done.

Answered2018-10-02 02:00:35

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Children's fractures heal very quickly. If the child is painfree out of plaster, then nothing to worry.

Answered2018-10-01 09:21:21

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