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Is pelvis fracture fully recovered
After normal delivery pelvis fracture and extreme pain . it can be fully recover, bones are moving,
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During normal delivery such injury can occur especially in small, thin but women. It should recover completely by 2 years from delivery, if uncomplicated. If pain persists and you have completed your family, you can opt for surgical fixation which gives excellent recovery.
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There seems to be significant separation at the pubic symphysis-looks more like a Grade 2 APC type of injury- it is better to get clinically evaluated for pelvic stability.
It might require surgical fixation with a plate and screws if gross instability is present.
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Need clinical examination so please take online consultation
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