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Feeling gap between hand and bandage
Hi Doctor,
My mom is 55 years old. She fell down n minor fracture in the hand, bone is not dislocated and swelling was there while putting bandage. Now after three days she is feeling gap/loose inside the bandage. Plz clarify is this bandage we need to change because of loose.is this will not workout. Plz suggest
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Little gap in the plaster is needed for proper blood supply of the extremity but if it is wobbly then it needs to be changed.
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Dr. Mohit Garg
Joint Replacement Surgeon
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Yes if it's too loose then it may need to be changed
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