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What if the prosthetic doesn't fit? if my prosthetic doesn't fit properly, can it be adjusted? what happens in that event?
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Fix it!: Prostheses are custom and if it does not fit properly the part needs to be replaced or fabricated again. Medical insurance usually covers the repairs.
Answered 11/25/2016
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