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Broken Collar Bone on Swimmer

 
 
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Old 11-13.-2003
Bryan
 
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Default Broken Collar Bone on Swimmer

My 15 year old son broke his collar bone 10/24/2003 (approx 3 weeks). He is attending swim team
practice... Limited to kick board....

The x-ray showed no displacement but a complete break did occur....

His doc says 4-6 wks... before use....

Any warnings regarding swimming/rehab? Any strokes to avoid.. etc....
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Old 11-14.-2003
Diablo
 
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Default Re: Broken Collar Bone on Swimmer

Any stroke will place stress on the pectoral girdle, which the clavicle is a part of. surely the
doctor would have made a recommendation regarding this? the good news is that fractures of the
clavicle, providing they're not too drastic heal pretty quickly. Again, something like this, i would
definately speak to a doctor, or even a PT or AT at a stretch.

"Bryan" <intellar@centurytel.net> wrote in message news:5ZedncbT2c5alymi4p2dnA@centurytel.net...
> My 15 year old son broke his collar bone 10/24/2003 (approx 3 weeks). He
is
> attending swim team practice... Limited to kick board....
>
> The x-ray showed no displacement but a complete break did occur....
>
> His doc says 4-6 wks... before use....
>
> Any warnings regarding swimming/rehab? Any strokes to avoid.. etc....
 

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