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My leg little finger fracture

2017-05-28 14:17:50
During train journey my left leg little finger had fracture. I have consult a doctor and den he wrapped with pink bandage.
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I'm an Orthopaedic surgeon and had similar fracture which was treated in the same way. The management is correct most of the times unless the fracture is too displaced which can be confirmed with a check X-ray after the strapping. These fractures heal in 3-4 weeks but will take 6 months to show healing on X ray. Good luck

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