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A member asked:
I have multiple breaks both wrist, colar bone 2x and my clavicle is it normal to be in constant pain what do u recomend?
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Need to see a Doc.: You may have osteoporosis with continued pathologic fractures or other issues that are causing easier breaks. If you have had this workup and you are just unfortunate to have multiple breaks from trauma and no pathology, there are any number of pain treatments, from acupuncture to long term medication management that can help. See a pain physician for physical exam and recommendations.
Answered 12/23/2013
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