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Radial head fracture
I met with an accident on 15th Dec. since last 6 weeks I had a plaster cast on my right hand. yesterday it was removed now doctor said that my hand is alright. only physiotherapy & exercises need to be done. I've have attached the X-ray of hand which is after removal of plaster. I wanted to know that with exercises will it become normal or I have to go with surgery /fixation. because now it is paining when I'm trying to stretch my hand.
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Usually pain persists for while when doin physiotherapy..if range of motion is improoving and pain is reducing gradually then nothing to worry
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