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Sir I am unable to see my fracture
Sir This is my x ray can you circle out where is the fracture, doctor just said it is hairline fracture and they put skeleton traction in my leg and said to rest for 60 days.
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There is a fracture in the right hip bone socket which could prove very dangerous if you start walking on it and can cause permanent damage
Remain in traction and then you will need to use crutches / walker for 2-3 months till the fracture fully heals
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Dr. Soundar Manickam
Orthopedist
13 yrs exp
Chennai
There is a right acetabulum fracture . Better to follow ur doctors advice
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Dr. Manjunath Gopal
Orthopedist
25 yrs exp
Bangalore
There is a pelvic fracture
Unable to circle it
Need to when , how you injured it
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Need a CT scan for further assessment
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