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About my lateral molleolar fracture
I met with an accident 26 days back..i have got lateral molleolar fracture to my right leg... POP is applied to my leg...5 days back i went for a review...x-ray has been taken on POP..and doctor asked me to have POP more 3 weeks...from 3 days...while iam sleeping...in night..without my knowledge...my leg is moving inside the POP and my ankle is getting hurt...because it is hitting POP ...is that a problem..or it is common... please help me...
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Please follow up with the doctor who put the POP for advice.
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