Torn muscle of tigh

2016-09-30 13:50:57
I had a road accident on last monday in which my right thigh muscle has torn currently sweling has reduced upto some extent but i see a little blood clott patch whta should i do to heal fastly i am also having daily crepe bandage by a nearby physiotherapist
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Apply ice pack and avoid strain and for better healing do physiotherapy treatment.

Answered2016-10-10 18:16:21

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Avoid massage, Ice packs for 15 minutes twice a day.

Answered2016-10-01 11:58:37

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continue Ice Packs & crepe bandage
Next Steps
See an Orthopedic Surgeon to get a clinical examination & assessment
Health Tips
avoid massage.

Answered2016-10-01 06:45:46

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Apply Ice pack twiceor thrice in a day Rest Crepe bandage fixation Don't get worried about red marks they will go by time or apply cream thrombofob twice in a day Physiotherapy will be a good help

Answered2016-10-01 05:10:27

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Consult one with ortho Dr also. So you will get good medication effect also.

Answered2016-10-01 01:29:02

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Local ice packs. Anti inflammatory medicine with  muscle  relaxant.

Answered2016-09-30 15:11:17

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Apply ice pack for 10 to 15 mins in 4 to 5 sessions per day. You can massage on the area where the clot there. Consult a physiotherapist - ultrasound therapy can be done. Through ultrasound therapy it can heal quickly. You should move your toes and ankle which can increase the blood circulation to the injury and healing process will be good.

Answered2016-10-01 04:38:07

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Keep applying ice for 10 -15 minutes a time 4-6 times a day.This will reduce swelling and pain.
Health Tips
Don't apply ice directly.Keep it in a thin towel or polythene.

Answered2016-09-30 14:32:33

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