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Hip ball broken
My grandmother who is 76 years old had a fall 2 days back that when diagnosed with broken hip ball. Surgery has been recommended by two doctors to replace hip ball. Is there a treatment for this in ayurveda for a broken hip ball or is surgery the only option? How long will be the ayurvedic treatment and its success rate? Attaching two x-rays for your reference.
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Surgery is best option in this case.
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As the age is 76 no need to take risk surgery is the best option so go for it
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Surgery is recommended for hip ball fracture
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Better to go with Surgery
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Surgery the only option and as quick to stop internal bleeding . Post operation care with specific treatment and Ayurveda medicines to heal can be possible
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Surgery is the only option... care after surgery can be done by Ayurveda if possible
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go for surgery
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