Radial head fracture and dislocated

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On May 10 my right hand radial head was fractured and dislocated. I went to doctor he didn't saw or thought it was dislocated so he did the down cast plaster. After putting the cast for around 45 days again I went to the doctor and I cut down the cast. After that my pronation was lost completely. I did physiotherapy for 1 month still I wasn't able to get my pronation. So the doctor suggestede to do the radial head excursion and I went through it. But still I haven't get my pronation. So would mind helping me to tackle this problem. I am still doing the physiotherapy but I haven't got my pronation.

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DoPhysiotherapy -Wax bath and also do active and active assisted assisted exercises. Your post operative X Ray also needs to be reviewed.

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NO massage and NO vigorous stretching.

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