Undisplaced fracture

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

Hello. I am Sridevi, 27yrs old. In start of July month I met with an accident and royal Enfield bike fell on my leg. Went to ortho doctor @vihaa hospital. Diagnosed with x ray.then doctor it's right foot contusion. I used ankle binder and crepe bandage. Few days later pain got increased and I cud not walk. Then taken MRI scan. Observation: Undisplaced fracture with extensive bone marrow noted involving base of 3rd metatarsal with mild surrounding soft tissue oedema Medication 1. Bonefix tablet 2. Ocerin forte 3. Phlogam Advise Doctor told take rest alonenfor 4 weeks. Please suggest me do I need surgery for this or need rest alone ? Attached my MRI scan report

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Dr. Vinu Raj Spine Surgeon 22 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vinu Raj

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This does not need surgery. Rest your foot, keep the foot elevated and use ice packs for the foot. It will heal well. You may need physiotherapy in 4-5 weeks time to improve the stiffness you may have.

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