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Hi sir Please find pre and post x-ray of my child forarm fracture and please confirm bone a are fix by doctor is OK? Please confirm I how many days plaster we can remove? What precousion we can fallow? And I any problem in future ? And also I seems one bone are comes out .Please confirm it's OK?
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Check x-ray looks  to be satisfactory. Bones usually takes 3 months to unite. After the fracture  is united, paient  Will need physiotherapy to gain the normal functions of arm.
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