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Fracture in leg
Fracture is healed but still there is pain at the point of fracture. Fracture was on the leg. This is normal or she should consult the doctor.
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Hello there,,,what exactly is the site of frature on leg,,,also was the fracture managed with just a cast or was some internal fixation done,,,how many weeks have passed since the fracture took place.
I do need some detail history to know regarding this fracture pain.
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if you have Xray/mri taken after fracture please do share it...along with the latest xrayz
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if You can make out if the pain is a bony pain or muscular that will be good..sometimes pain at fracture site is common even after 3 months...but if it becomes uncomfortable then it does require medical attention.
Do resort back with any furthur queries
Regards & take care.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello.......Don't Mild pain will be there after fracture ,it takes time to heals. Complete healing takes years.. Healing of fracture depends on type of fracture, extent of fracture ,From how long you have this problem. Get x ray of leg and consult orthopedic surgeon in nearest hospital...
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