What were the extent of injuries in Olympic ice dancing accident on Sunday of the skater taken to the hospital
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The skater in question was Marie-France Dubreuil representing Canada. According to the Turin 2006 website (as of yesterday):\n\nCanadian Marie-France Dubreuil's participation in Monday's free dance was in doubt as she was still in pain following a fall in the original dance on Sunday.\n\n"I don't know if she will be able to skate tonight," her partner Patrice Lauzon told reporters after he trained alone at the Palavela rink.\n\n"She was not able to walk yesterday.\n\n"She has nothing broken, so that's good. She is hurting from the knee to the lower back and she is getting treatment."\n\nThe Canadians were one of four couples who tumbled to the ground during the ice dance competition and Dubreuil was taken to a Turin hospital on Sunday as a precautionary measure.
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I think he'll start seeing it in 2-3 days. How much time will the full process take? Depends on the extent of injury.\n\n1 week to 1 month.
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The R  I  C  E treatement:\n   (REST, ICE, COMPRESSION, ELEVATION)
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It depends on the intensity of the injury.  But whatever it might be you see your doctor and get the treatment .
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potential fracture.. might be so minor. its what they call a bruised bone. i had a similar fall a few years ago but i fell on both hands. my  right wrist had the same problem you are describing. just apply ice and wait it out. my right forearm required a cast for 6 weeks. so go to a doctor and get xrays of your hands. they will let you know.
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with ice and a needle!!  maybe some beer, it'll really hurt.  he might want to be drunk.  LOL
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rest, ice, compression (ace bandage) and elevation - RICE\nif the pain persists or gets worse over a few days, follow up with a doctor.
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Get a clue, your body is trying to tell you something. You need to see your doctor.\n\nTreatment may include:putting ice packs on the injured area for 20 to 30 minutes every 3 to 4 hours for 2 to 3 days or until the pain goes away, taking anti-inflammatory medications prescribed by your doctor and doing rehabilitation exercises to help you return to your activity.\n\nWhile you are recovering from your injury, you will need to change your activity to one that does not make your condition worse. You may need to swim instead of running.
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I'm no expert, but I would recommend minimizing her torso movement as much as possible. Icing the area could help as well, but do it carefully. No more than 10 minutes at a time, or else you can actually do more hurt than good with ice.\n\nI don't know what the doc recommended for pain reduction, but most of the time it's either heat or cold. With a back strain or spasm or the like (muscle problem), it's usually heat applied. With a break or sprain or the like, it's usually ice. I'd double-check with the doc before you do anything. Minimizing movement is important, though. Any movement of a broken bone is painful...ribs will likely be more so.\n\nI hope you can find something to help her. :-) Broken ribs are a difficult injury to deal with.
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It depends... Last winter I had a last fall on the stairs because they were icy and  guys had not got to that building to building to put ice melt down... we had to pay for all the medical expenses (probably could have been held liable for more). \n\nYou need to report it to the manager ASAP, the lady that I was dealing with called me while she was still laying on the stairs.
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I think you mean to say bruises, and to prevent them you need lots of protective gear like a helmut and elbow/knee pads. Happy & Safe Skating!
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Go to the hospital!!! My friend did a similar thing with her ankle, and it wasn't pretty. The hospital did a good job so I recommend thats where you go and what you do!!!
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Carter did not play last night but the good news is.. he simply has a bad ankle bruise. His status is "day-to-day" but he should be up and skating Thursday night (Nov 9th) against NY Isl.
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That's a common response to injuries. Put ice on it for 48-72 hrs. Then heat. Try to keep it elevated.
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Bertuzzi: The earliest date would be early December depending on how the rehab goes.\n\nGaborik: The groin still hurts a lot, and he isnt able to skate yet. He is set to attend a strengthening session soon in Vancouver and hopes to start skating by the end of next week. He will need a few weeks in practice to get back in shape so you are looking at a return around mid-December.
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Breaks my heart, quite honestly.  This was her last chance at gold, to lose that to injury has to hurt.  As far as the Olympics go, there's nothing worth watching anymore.
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Yes! I broke my ankle at my local swim club, and I could not go to the Dominican Republic. It totally sucked! For the rest of the summer I could not do ANYTHING. Even now I can't dance (I've done ballet since I was 3) or play sports as well as I used to. Never brake you ankle! :)