Dr. Smitha S. Dutt
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References for Bimalleolar Fracture / Broken Ankle

Author: Dr. Smitha S. Dutt

Editor: Dr. Simi Paknikar

Technically Checked by: Lingaraj

Published on Dec 09, 2014
Last Updated on Nov 01, 2019

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BimalleolarFracture Thursday, February 9, 2017

they said in the er i have a closed bimalleolar fracture but i can weight bear but its sore only after i elevate it and put its down its hurts but slowly goes away n im find i havent been taking the pain meds becasuse the pain is not servure is it possible they just did a rapid conclusion on it then told me to check up with mt primary doctoer its bben a week sense the er room? is its possible that i may just turn my ligements and tissue real bad ? when i dislocated it

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