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Depending on the type of surgery (mine is a plate and screws) 8 weeks until you can effectively 'do things' again. I start physical therapy 8 weeks after surgery, but exercising and all depends mainly on the condition of your incision and how it is healing. Sweating with an incision that is less than 2 weeks old increases the risk of infection, which will slow the healing of your bone and incision. The best advice: listen to your doctor.
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When is surgery necessary for a fractured clavicle bone?
not necessarily, it really depends on the fracture. you have to get an xray and if the broken parts of the clavicle are to far apart they wont heal on their own (nonunion) and surgery may be required. surgery may entail a plate and screws or a pin/rod of some sort. I suggest if you get surgery to get the rod. If you get the plate and screws you will have more healing to do after the surgery to remove it seeing as there will be holes in the bone...its like having two healing processes.
What are clavicle surgery complications?
Complications with clavicle surgery include the bones moving out of place and causing pain. Some people have pain because they can feel the metal plate and screws put in to hold the clavicle. If the bones go out of place, further surgery may be needed.
How long do it take recover from pelvic surgery?
how long does it take to heal after a pelvic surgeory
How long after heel spur surgery will it take to heal?
5 weeks
Will a nick in your lower bowel heal after surgery?
Yes it will heal completely after surgery
Which bone is commonly referred to as the collarbone?
The clavicle is commonly referred to as the collarbone. It is a long bone that connects the shoulder to the chest and provides support for arm movements.
How long does a hernia surgery take to heal?
Recovery from hernia surgery varies greatly depending on hernia location and type, as well as the kind of surgery that was performed. It can take anywhere from days to weeks.
What is the most frequently broken bone during birth?
The most frequently broken bone during birth is the clavicle, also known as the collarbone. This bone can sometimes fracture due to the pressure exerted during delivery, especially if the baby is in a difficult position. However, clavicle fractures typically heal well and do not usually cause long-term problems for the baby.
What about your nerve being cut during surgery Does it ever heal?
Yes, a nerve that is cut during surgery will eventually heal.
Is clavicle long bone?
yes
Is it possible to play a contact sport with a fractured clavicle?
Sure, it is possible but you risk permanent disability. Wait for it to heal.
How long for a broken foot to heal if no surgery is required?
Depends upon the severity of the fracture about 3-4 months
