Bone fracture

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Bone fracture

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I recently falled from floors and having severe pain in the pelvis area I m not even able to walk or sleep normally so do provide some help

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Dr. Raviraj Francis (PT) Physiotherapist 17 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Raviraj Francis (PT)

Physiotherapist 17 yrs exp Pune

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Hello When did you fell from the floor? Have you done xray/Mri of your pelvis? Have you visited an orthopaedic surgeon or shown at a multispeciality hospital? Usually in cases of pelvic injuries complete bedrest is advised. What are your present symptoms?

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