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Clavical Fracture

2022-06-14 15:43:20
He met with an accident 2 months back and he got a clavical fracture. As seen in the x- ray the bone was completely cut. We went for the treatment they suggested him with the figure of eight bandage and he still wearing it. He has been slowly getting recovered. He feels better now. But that one shoulder now got lifted up as he is wearing that bandage all the time and it is looking odd even if he wears a shirt. What can we do for it. Pls suggest.
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It's 2 months.. remove all bandages and start shoulder physiotherapy, you will be better

Answered2022-06-14 16:19:24

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