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I have a fracture in my left hand. What should I do?
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I have a fracture in my left hand. What should I do?
Asked by Male, 40 · 2 months ago
Avoid using the hand and keep it immobile with a cast or splint. To minimize swelling, keep the hand up and use pain medication as directed. See an orthopedic physician for a review of your X-rays and appropriate healing advice.
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Immediate Actions:a. Immobilize the hand using a splint or sling.b. Apply ice to reduce swelling.c. Elevate the hand above heart level.
Medical Consultation:a. Visit a healthcare provider for an X-ray and proper diagnosis.b. Follow the treatment plan, which may include casting or surgery.
Pain Management:a. Use over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen, if needed.b. Avoid using the affected hand until cleared by a doctor.
Follow-Up Care:a. Attend all follow-up appointments.b. Engage in recommended physical therapy for rehabilitation.
Answered 2 months ago