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Broken wrist
I lost 70-80% of my wrist flexibility and movement , i can see the bone misplaced and bruising out. i was shocked to see it after 2 months in cast. is it possible to get it fixed? any risks? what's the possibility of succession if any?
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X-ray please.
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You must be suffering from fracture distal radius fracture treated conservatively but u could have
distal radioulnar joint disruption and radial shortening of bone due to impaction
Hence the your bone is prominent thats Ulna bone
post ur xrays before and after cast xrays
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active wrist movements,
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ulnar prominence will not goe without surgery
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Post your immediate post injury and post cast application x rays. Also post present X-rays
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Movements will regain with excercises...
U visit Orthopaedic doctor and get done x ray to know status of ur old Injury
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What treatment did you take?
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How many months old the injury is?
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x-ray wrist -AP, Lat
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consult orthopaedic surgeon
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