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Topic	Date	User
Recovery from a scaiffoid fracture	9-Sep-2009 At 10:33:06 AM	Doc
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I agree with all said. Take it easy and dont rush it. I broke mine almost 15 years ago. It was wrongly diagnosed as a sprain so not plastered. A while later it was correctly diagnosed but too late. I had surgery and a K wire fitted but it was all too late and it didnt heal. I now have a permanent crack through half the bone. I have learned to live with it and adapted. If you are in plaster take it easy even if it feels ok. Take the time to slowly recover rather than rushing it and best of luck.

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