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Pain after distal radius surgery
I got operated for distal radius surgery on 1st june .
Today 13th day but I am feeling pain cramps frequently at distal radius surgery site.
I can move fingers but nerve pain coming some time.
I have some questions can any one clarify please
When does it starts both bones stick each other after the surgery?
How can I assume that bone were started healing process?
A little swelling is there in my fingers?
Sometimes in sleep without my knowledge my surgery hand is suddenly moving(jerking) due to scary dreams frequently. Will this movements effect my hand recovery?
I am feeling nervous about what is happening
Feeling like I am lonely battling with my broken bone.
How long pain lost?
How can I check progress my own.
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The duration of pain varies from patient to patient, also depends upon the type of surgery and post surgery treatment.
Clinical union at fracture site takes about 4-6 weeks- this also varies among different patients.
Minor movements while sleeping do not affect the fracture fixation.
Your treating surgeon would be the best person to answer all these questions, and manage your issues depending on your feedback.
Consult your treating surgeon to check the progress of your recovery.
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Bone unites in 6 weeks
You can monitor progress by doing X Ray at 3 weeks and 6 weeks
Swelling will gradually reduce. And so will pain. Probably 3-6 weeks.
Some movements randomly occurring are common.
Don’t worry. You will do well.
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Basically bones take 6 weeks to become sticky.
Pain of surgery is average for 2 to 3 weeks.
U can check progress with the X-ray.
If you have any questions please contact Dr Jadhav hospital Airoli.
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use Arm pouch regularly
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keep moving fingers
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