Distal radius fracture

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Had a fracture in my forearm,consulted Puttur doctor who's famous here in Chennai,it's been 20 day's and still I'm suffer frm pain .what should I do to recover .if I consult him again he's like it will recover it will recover.the pain is still there.

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Dr. Priyanka Bhati (PT) Physiotherapist 23 yrs exp Faridabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Priyanka Bhati (PT)

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Pain usually takes some time to go after your condition so don't worry if it's healed properly than its fine. Just keep doing the exercises and hot fomentation.

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