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Hi I how many days bone flecture recover in hand and what to eat to recover soon What is the precaution
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Fracture healing normally takes about 4-6 weeks in hand. X-ray changes may be seen for longer duration though. Healthy nutritious diet is advised. Eat more of dairy products. Precautions as told by your doctor.
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