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Fracture related query

2019-02-13 07:40:19
Please refer the attachment. Just wish to confirm if it is a kind of fracture. If yes I will visit a doctor.
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If there is pain on touch,then you should consult a ortho. Surgeon. You should go for a plaster for 3 wks.

Answered2019-02-14 00:06:44

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Share xrays.

Answered2019-02-13 17:28:24

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You can get your foot immobilised by brace or plaster slab and it will be fine in two weeks. Take rest, elevate the foot and avoid putting pressure on the foot till pain settles

Answered2019-02-13 12:26:05

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Send the photo of X-ray film consult me thru practo doctor aap

Answered2019-02-14 01:29:07

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Yes there is a hairline fracture. Please visit your nearby doc for proper immobilization

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Looks like a hairline fracture in the foot. If painful / swollen you need to take a proper treatment over it. Thankyou Best regards Dr Vikas jain

Answered2019-02-13 11:15:09

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