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What is the healing time in flactur and what is the precusion after remove plaster Is child healing is faster compression to adult What is the pre and post precusion plaster
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Normally a fracture is expected to heal in 6 weeks. Variations exist from person to person. It may take as much as 6 months. While in plaster keep your limb elevated. Make sure you move your fingers. And watch out for excessive swelling or pain. Yes children heal faster than adults.
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