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My mom broke her wrist nearly 4 weeks ago. the dr said it is starting to heal but still as swollen as when first broken. is this normal?
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Takes time : I bet following with orthopedics As long as he is monitering with repeat xrays ,show healing
Answered 6/17/2017
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