I fractured my fibula at the end 18 days back . Pain is reduced but still there if the fracture area is touched. Swelling is gone down but still there. Doctor has put a slab and could not do full cast because of swelling. I took swelling medication for 10 days as directed by doctor. X ray was taken twice and bone has not moved. I keep the foot elevated full day and only take down for washroom. My doctor told I should not have pain or swelling now.. please suggest.. I don't have diabetes, non smoker, but have asthma- taking foracort 200
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Leg elevation, anti edema medicines, rest and active toe movements to improve circulation is encouraged. Repeat X-ray to see if any displacement. Still if it doesn’t reduce, f do mri to rule out any additional ligament injury
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Leg elevation, anti edema medicines, rest and active toe movements to improve circulation is encouraged. Repeat X-ray to see if any displacement. Still if it doesn’t reduce, f do mri to rule out any additional ligament injury
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