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If the swelling goes down in the wrist and movement and pain become better does that usally mean the erist is not broken.?
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Fracture: Absolutely not things can and do heal on their own many times incorrectly please seal medical attention to reduce risk of arthritis and potentially permanent dysfunction.
Answered 11/15/2012
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