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Tibia fracture
Sir,my self chandu  a police employee so my problem is 2years ago in my training time unfortunately my leg is injured and the doctor examined and he say it's a leg fracture (hair line fracture in tibia )he gave some medication and plaster of Paris bandage on my leg and he advice takes rest of 20 days on that time after 20 days I went re checkup and he takes x ray and he tells it is cured and take some precautions so I completely rest in those days and it's never come any minor pain at that time and the problem is recently 3months back my leg is very pain of my continue duties 24/7 the pain was very very severe and I consult a doctor recently he examined and suggest the x ray he saw the report and tells it's a stress fracture and he advice take some rest don't run and didn't any pressure in your leg and the problem is my duty is police 24/7 available on duty my higher officials did not gave any leaves at this time so  what is stress fracture it's curable are not anyfurther problem futur
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Need to see the old and new x rays
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Hello, I have seen and treated many such patients during my practice and learning from Army hospital where such injuries are quite common. We have a thorough protocol to help you with this stress fracture problem. Inorder to get effective treatment and appropriate consultation for your problem it is advisable to consult online with me. This is important as I can know detailed history and findings and suggest appropriate tests and complete management. You can also get a chance to solve all your queries through free chat following the consultation. Consult directly with me, your orthopaedic doctor, through Practo for detail history, discussion and treatment plan. Here we can chat or can also do audio or video consultation for detailed management. Take appointment for thorough prescription and consultation. Use following link to do online consultation: https://www.practo.com/mumbai/doctor/chintan-doshi-orthopedist/consult
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share all xrays.
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Yes its curable. Stress fracture mean continueous stress on your bone like standing running jumping . Lead to minor crack in your bone if bone are not strong . Means your vit d and Calcium level is low. So plz share your x-rays and consult us directly on practo. For further management. Yes u need rest strictly  . As its stress fracture can be converted to  complete  fracture . Due to repeated stress . I will suggest you . Take some sitting or desk job for 6 months .
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Please attach xray here U NEED TO CONSULT WITH ME DIRECTLY THROUGH PRACTO FOR COMPLETE DISCUSSION ON THIS .....! DR .SANDEEP SARAF AGARWAL
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