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Splint for left ulna

2018-11-26 15:31:10
I met with an accident and have a closed fracture of distal end of left ulna. I have a non- removable splint now for 5 weeks. I don't feel any pain right now. Can I remove it now?Also can you please suggest removable splints for this fracture. Thanks
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X ray needed

Answered2018-11-27 00:59:55

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Kindly show me x rays of the affected site. (Both before & after the plaster is applied)

Answered2018-11-27 00:57:10

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