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  1. 27-01-2015 10:19 AM #1
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    Re: Fracture or no fracture that is the question

    Dear sally,
    You must stabilize your knee by applying rigid taping so that even if you are on weight bearing u may have some protection. For any query further you can email us at
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    Re: Fracture or no fracture that is the question

    Quote Originally Posted by gr8hashim View Post
    Dear sally,
    You must stabilize your knee by applying rigid taping so that even if you are on weight bearing u may have some protection. For any query further you can email us at
    Www.facebook.com/Physiogic
    I agree with gr8hashim......

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