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Garde I compound fracture
Sir, I met with an accident on 29th Dec 16 and my left hand got grade l compound fractured. I operated by close reduction method on 30th Dec. Till today I am not feeling well, even am not able to do any movement and mine daily routine work also. Healing is very slow. After 3 months it is looking like as it was the day of operation in X-ray. I am feeling pain also. Sir, please advise me how many days it will take time in fully curable. Can my hand works normal after healing. What are the precautions which I have to take, what are the exercise and diet which will help me early recovery. Here I enclosed some x-rays for your kind information. Thanking you.
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Has the external fixator been removed? Kindly revert with the latest X-rays...what you had was a complicated fracture and recovery will take time...but whether your fracture is healing well has to be seen from the latest X-ray.
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Hello there,,,,Glad you uploaded your Xrayz. Compound or open fractures are comparitively complicated fractures compared to other common occouring fractures ,,,,which heals usually within 12 weeks... Literature suggests A grade 1 compound fracture usually take upto 10 to 15 months to heal completely.....but that depends on many factors and case to case. Do resort back with detail reports and mri/xray for furthur advice. Regards & take care.
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X ray reveals the fracture of elbow. In the X ray of feb still the fracture is not United. and latest X ray has not been posted I feel you need to have a second opinion of another good orthopaedician. In my opinion u need a surgery again. since its 3 months from surgery the fracture end may become non sticky n infectious. so meet another orthopaedician immediately as a exercise, u should do wrist and finger movements as much as possible.
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Wrist n finger movements. DO NOT APPLY HOT PACKS.
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