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Hi ,
I have met with an accident on 8th may mid Night and had undergone a surgery to the left foot . 2 fingers broke and as part of the surgery K wires were inserted to support the 2nd and 3rd finger . On Wednesday, June 20th the K wires were removed . The doctor suggested to proceed with the physiotherapy but I want a 2nd opinion on the state of the 2nd finger which still looks broken. I have attached the X ray taken post operation and another x ray taken on 20th June just minutes prior to the wires removal . Can you please confirm if we can proceed with the physiotherapy .
Sorry for the repost as last time I didn't attach the x rays
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Do not.worry even if the fracture line is still visible.
Bone unites by 4-6weeks.
And you have passed that time.
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Just start walking.
apply ice packs locally if swelling appears.
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Please post xray after removal of wires.
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