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Clavicle bone fracture
I had accident on 25th August and had X rays and then on 13th September i again had X rays but the bones are not joining properly like before it was... So i would really like to know is it going to be a problem in future like in lifting weights nd moving hands or any kind of pain ? Please go through X rays
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Looks like the fracture has gone into something called non union. It will require surgery.
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You need to visit a hospital
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Hi,
This is a completely displaced fracture, you should have got it operated.
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