Wrist injuries usually occur with an outstretched hand. If there there is a wrist fracture it can be very painful. Learn how to diagnose and treat a wrist fracture in this medical how-to video.
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Consult a doctor
Non-displaced fractures can be casted
Check for swelling and severe pain
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Dr. Roth works for the Andrews Institute which is a world class facility that focuses on research and treatment of musculoskeletal issues. It is one of the premiere orthopedic and sports medicine institutes in the nation and continues to build on that reputation while being lead by world renowned orthopedic surgeon James Andrews, MD.
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