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Broken right arm and fracture.
I had an accident 5 years ago and had an fracture in right forearm. On examination: Elbow: Range of movement : Full Wrist: Range of movement : Full Forearm : Supination : 30% Pronation : 50% Now i want to go to gym, can i lift weights and do physical traning.Will it effect me in future by any means??...please recommend me what to do?
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