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Clavicle fracture
I had my collar bone fracture last year. At that time I had my standard treatment with bracing belt around shoulder for 8 weeks. It was okay after that but I felt that my bone was not joined properly as I could feel them as two separate bones. But I didn't complain and followed my regular routine. But after some months I started getting pain after doing any activity. I got my x Ray done and it was same as the first day x Ray. Bones were wide apart. So I need to know whether I should continue as it is or a surgery or any other solution.
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Dr. Arunabha Das
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Darjeeling
Consult your orthopaedician urgently. You have already been delayed. Collar bone fracture should have been operated at that time and fixed in proper conventional allignment. If you are suffering from pain, take analgesics as Tab. zerdol-sp 1 tab twice daily after food for 5 days. cap omez-d 1cap twice daily before food for 5days.
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