I've broken and twisted so many bones nd joints.
The Aboki people re the best when It comes to bones.
Nobody would notice your bones has been worked on

See if presidency can send you overseas for medical treatment

Savemysoulnow:
Dear mods please help me.
Lalasticlala
Mynd44

The best things those hospitals are good at it to cut or put POP.
Traditionalist does well wen it comes to bones and joints.

Nathdoug:
you won't believe I am serious

If you have suffered fracture yourself and experienced first-hand the pains involved you wouldn't give such advice.

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Vision2045:
i will advice you go for an X-ray asap...

When this happens, it is called a distal ulna fracture. This fracture was first described by an Irish surgeon and anatomist, Abraham Colles, in 1814; hence the name, "Colles' " fracture. A broken wrist usually causes pain and swelling, and frequently causes a deformity, causing the wrist to look bent.

See your doctor for a diagnosis. The doctor will take an X-ray of the wrist. The fracture is almost always about 1 inch from the end of the bone. If the fracture extends into the joint, it is called an intra-articular fracture; if it does not, it is called an extra-articular fracture. ("Articular" means "joint." If the fractured bone breaks the skin, it is called an open fracture. If the bone is broken into more than two pieces, it is called a comminuted fracture. A fracture is more difficult to treat if it is intra-articular, open or comminuted.

Treatment


There are many treatment choices. Your orthopaedic surgeon will describe what options are right for you. The choice depends on many factors, such as the nature of your fracture, your age and activity level, and your surgeon's personal preferences. The following is a general discussion of the possible options, just so you have a better idea of what your orthopaedic surgeon might recommend for you

SO FEAR NOT, JUST VISIT THE HOSPITAL AND DO THE RIGHT THING AND YOU WILL BE FINE BY THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD

Well done, God bless you

I have same issue on same wrist. They cast pop on my wrist and after removing it the bone was still poked out.

Oti gan pa

Vision2045:
i will advice you go for an X-ray asap...

When this happens, it is called a distal ulna fracture. This fracture was first described by an Irish surgeon and anatomist, Abraham Colles, in 1814; hence the name, "Colles' " fracture. A broken wrist usually causes pain and swelling, and frequently causes a deformity, causing the wrist to look bent.

See your doctor for a diagnosis. The doctor will take an X-ray of the wrist. The fracture is almost always about 1 inch from the end of the bone. If the fracture extends into the joint, it is called an intra-articular fracture; if it does not, it is called an extra-articular fracture. ("Articular" means "joint." If the fractured bone breaks the skin, it is called an open fracture. If the bone is broken into more than two pieces, it is called a comminuted fracture. A fracture is more difficult to treat if it is intra-articular, open or comminuted.

Treatment


There are many treatment choices. Your orthopaedic surgeon will describe what options are right for you. The choice depends on many factors, such as the nature of your fracture, your age and activity level, and your surgeon's personal preferences. The following is a general discussion of the possible options, just so you have a better idea of what your orthopaedic surgeon might recommend for you

SO FEAR NOT, JUST VISIT THE HOSPITAL AND DO THE RIGHT THING AND YOU WILL BE FINE BY THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD

colles fracture as in fork-like fracture..........

Is this wrist?


Looks like a guava stick.

Nathdoug:
GO TO A PHYSIOTHERAPIST TELL HIM TO BRAKE THE HAND AND RE SET IT AGAIN

Ohooh!...

bad job




e be like cobra now

Hence u're healed...... I see no reason in touching it any longer....... Think twice so u don't have ur self to blame at d end

Kids of nowadays and their biscuit bones. Don't you guys just miss the good old days when you fractured your legs and your parents would be like "WALK IT OFF KID" and that would be the end of it? Anyway i rest my case.

eagleonearth:
If you have suffered fracture yourself and experienced first-hand the pains involved you wouldn't give such advice.

i am sorry bro�

I had this same issue about 20 years ago while playing football . It wasnt a broken bone but a dislocated wrist fracture. It was unsuccessfully reset "4" times at adeoyo hospital in ibadan. My mum feared that it would be deformed so i was flown to UK for surgery. When i got there,the specialist simply said that such dislocation will set itself back naturally (a wasted trip)and after some time,it very well did(I swear). So I believe that if yours is a wrist dislocation, it will reset back.

ahamonyeka:
Is this wrist?



Looks like a guava stick.

Too MANY kids on this site these days.

Guilderland1:
I have the same related issue but mine is my last little finger, it has refused to stand up right.

this ur fingers get as e be. are you a puf puf seller?

tiger28:
Too MANY kids on this site these days.

yes o and you.

Guilderland1:
I have the same related issue but mine is my last little finger, it has refused to stand up right.

cut it off . Another will grow from there very soon

Apply shea butter to the fractured part and let someone gently massage d area... Daily

Savemysoulnow:


Yes I can move it without pain

If you can do that, shikena.

You got functioning hand like that, you gotta be grateful

it looks like cobra mouth

is this thing a Python or your hand lala fit mistake it as a snake oooO

You suffered from basketball fracture and would have required you to use a specialized splint to keep it in shape until it heals. You probably didn't go for treatment when fracture occurred.

Guilderland1:
I have the same related issue but mine is my last little finger, it has refused to stand up right.

U may not be feeling pains ,bt that wrist isn't normal, u need an Xray

Keneking:
See if presidency can send you overseas for medical treatment

I don't think there's anything wrong with the wrist unless you're feeling pains when you twist or turn them... if you're feeling pains then you really should visit your doctor,find a good physiotherapist too

This fracture has probably united abnormally. If you went to hospital as you claimed, they have probably mismanaged your fracture. Though I have not seen the fresh injury X-ray and your present X-ray of the union, but I presume the fracture has fully united abnormally by now. It will be very difficult even in advance hospital to break it and reset it back to normal using plates and screws to fix. At least they can't do that in Nigeria. May be possible in India but most likely UK, US or Germany. But if it is giving you good function, you may only have to endure the grotesque appearance, if you don't have the means to go abroad. Best of luck.

Savemysoulnow:
Good morning dear nairalanders

Please I want you to advise me...

On June 3, 2017, I fractured my left wrist in a minor accident.

4 days later, I went to the orthopaedic hospital & they placed POP on it.

On July 21, 2017. The POP was removed & I could see my hand very tiny compared to the right hand. But as time goes on it keeps looking healthier just like the right hand.
The doctor recommended some drugs for me (which I'm still taking till today)

I visit the hospital every time for my checkup. But the doctor keeps telling me that the wrist is still undergoing CONSOLIDATION stage.

This is my major concern... My wrist which I highlighted in the below pics, is that how it'll look deformed or what?

What could be the exact problem?

Talk true no be correct orthopedic doctor do this thing.... As e don heal and no pain again make you manage am like that....

drlateef:
This fracture has probably united abnormally. If you went to hospital as you claimed, they have probably mismanaged your fracture. Though I have not seen the fresh injury X-ray and your present X-ray of the union, but I presume the fracture has fully united abnormally by now. It will be very difficult even in advance hospital to break it and reset it back to normal using plates and screws to fix. At least they can't do that in Nigeria. May be possible in India but most likely UK, US or Germany. But if it is giving you good function, you may only have to endure the grotesque appearance, if you don't have the means to go abroad. Best of luck.

@davillian This is the advice you should follow.

A harmless Cole's fracture made worse .
You will need an open reduction with internal fixative to correct this anomaly.
No consolidation or resorption or bone remodeling will fix your dinner fork deformity.
See an orthopedic surgeon ASAP

OP please go to a Federal Hospital or a good reputable private Hospital with immediate alacrity. Baba Mutiu did a bad job. They will know what to do there!