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What is a compounding fracture?

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  1. Hi folks,

    I have a question which is plaguing my mind. I went into my
    family doctor after a series of x-rays, and he has informed
    me that I have a compounding fracture in one of the
    vertibrae in my lower back. He told me it was serious, but
    was an hour behind schedule and did not offer me much
    explanation on what this means.

    My logic justifies that the fracture which is continuing to
    'crack' under the weight of my torso. The injury is now two
    months old. I was hoping somebody might be able to give me a
    slightly detailed, yet still understandable explanation of
    that this means is happening in my body.

    -Evan

  2. Evan <[email hidden]> wrote:
    : Hi folks,

    : I have a question which is plaguing my mind. I went into
    : my family doctor after a series of x-rays, and he has
    : informed me that I have a compounding fracture in one of
    : the vertibrae in my lower back. He told me it was

    Compression fracture?

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