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What to do about pelvic bone fracture. please help?
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Pelvic Fracture: It depends on what type of pelvic fracture you have. Xrays available? Most low energy pelvic fractures can be treated nonoperatively but higher energy ones may need surgery. Nonoperative pelvic fractures take time to heal and we recommend weight bearing as tolerated with assistance of a walker or crutches if needed.
Answered 1/30/2015
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