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Fractured radius nd dislocated ulna
I fractured my radius near wrist and dislocated ulna at wrist , got k wire fixed ( externally) in radius and after couple of months got it removed , but my ulna head is more prominent , ( upwards) like a lollipop , my orthopedician said that it might come to its original position itself gradually, I just have to keep on exercising , but it hurts on the ulna wrist joint , and I am literally terrified as what to do no...
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Its difficult to comment on your problem without a detailed history and examination.
Kindly attach the preop and postop x rays available with you.
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In your situation a thorough clinical as well as xray of wrist is needed, so as to rule out radio ulnar disruption.
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keep rest of the wrist mobile so as to avoid stiffness, but no heavy work.
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