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How To Treat Incomplete Fracture Of C5?

Hi 13yrs ago i had an incomplete frac of c5 6mnths in burwood s u left tetraplegic for a while left using a walking stick now can hardly stand up hamstring and calf muscles feel like bursting when standing would it be medication or age now 80 i walk in pool for i hr once a wk gym 2 days per week appreciate your help regards david milson
Fri, 23 Sep 2016
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hi David . You had incomplete fracture C5 and had Tetraplegia with partial recovery now. In my opinion since these injuries are nasty and the recovery is very slow and painful , your recovery is very good. I think that rou will have further improvement in functions as you regain muscle power and control. Continue your rehabilitation program as prescribed.
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How To Treat Incomplete Fracture Of C5?

hi David . You had incomplete fracture C5 and had Tetraplegia with partial recovery now. In my opinion since these injuries are nasty and the recovery is very slow and painful , your recovery is very good. I think that rou will have further improvement in functions as you regain muscle power and control. Continue your rehabilitation program as prescribed.