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My wife has subtorchnic fracture in Sept 18 and re operated in June 19 by replacing nail and performing bone grafting. Shown to Doctor yesterday finally bone united  fully there is no pain  nothing ,swelling is subsided but not gone fully. Pl advice way forwarded to eliminates the swelling fully.
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You need to send clinical pictures and X-rays of the patient. Swelling in the leg below the operated site may persist for uptown 2 years post any major surgery
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Please visit an Orthopedic surgeon.
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