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motorcycle crash

by motosteve, Jun 21, 2008 03:33PM
I crashed on my bike on sunday the 15th . My arm does not feel broke but is swollen on top of my arm close to my elboe. a lump it is kinda numb,not a lot of pain,but i want to know if i should rap it up.? have been iceing it also
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by marissposa, Jun 24, 2008 10:55AM
wrapping couldn't hurt.  take an anti-inflammatory such as ibuprofen as well.

by DrNoopurMD, Jul 01, 2008 06:32AM
Hi,

I would suggest you to continue with the application of ice packs and take OTC painkillers. But if the swelling does not subside in a day or two, schedule an appointment with your orthopedician, as you may need to undergo X ray to rule out fracture. Also you may need a splint since immobilization of the injured part is essential. Take care!
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