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I Had A Fracture At Leg Joint. I Have Severe Pain. Kindly Suggest

hi i jumped from 1st floor of my hostle and broken my leg. i had an x ray . but havent got the exact report. lookin at the slide of xray the emergengy ward told me it can be a fracture. i dropped straight on my legs. i injured my right leg at the joint below tibia and fibula. looking at the slide i presume if the fracture had occoured ir would have occoured either at calcaneus or tals or between them. the incident occoured little after midnight today. i had a pain killer then. i am stil having severe pain and swelling at the right of that jointat that spot. what should i do now?
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Are you mad to jump like that?/

anyways now stop self diagnosisng yourself..go and see aorthopedician with the x-ray..he will read and tell whether a fracture is thee or not and whether it is serious involving operation to fix it or whether it can be treated with putting plaster cast..do not delay.


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I Had A Fracture At Leg Joint. I Have Severe Pain. Kindly Suggest

Are you mad to jump like that?/ anyways now stop self diagnosisng yourself..go and see aorthopedician with the x-ray..he will read and tell whether a fracture is thee or not and whether it is serious involving operation to fix it or whether it can be treated with putting plaster cast..do not delay.