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Fracture in the wrist
I got into an accident yesterday . That day I was taken into the hospital and after that the surgery took place . The doctor said he implanted some rods and plate. Also some fixtures were also added . After looking into the x- ray reports can you tell after how many days can I remove the plaster .
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You seem to have had a wrist fracture. If you were operated for this then you can remove plaster after asking your Surgeon.
Usually after surgery. 1 week we can apply support in plaster and then allow early movement of wrist.
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ask your operating surgeon to tell you when you can remove.
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he will have better idea how good your implant fixation is.
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