Bone Fracture - Yesterday Met With Accident, Now Wrist Swallen

Bone fracture

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Yesterday met with accident, now wrist swallen and pain and cant move wrist. may be bone fracture...

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Dr. Abdulbazed (PT)

Physiotherapist 13 yrs exp Bangalore

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May be,after two days the swelling not reduce means take X-ray

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