Hillary Clinton suffers hairline fracture in her wrist after bathtub accident in Jodhpur

Hillary Clinton is not having a good trip to India, health-wise. On Monday, Clinton had fallen on the steps of a mosque in Madhya Pradesh. On Tuesday, afternoon the former Secretary of State, fractured her wrist after she slipped in the bathtub of Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur, Rajasthan on Tuesday afternoon.

An X-ray and a CT scan of Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was conducted at Goyal Hospital located at the Residency Road on Wednesday and it was learnt that she had suffered a hairline fracture.

Hillary was brought to Goyal Hospital at five o'clock in the morning after severe pain in the wrist. The team members with Hillary talked to their doctor in the United States. The doctors there asked her to rest and tie crepe bandage.

her wrist will be treated after she returns to the US. 

Hillary, who is on a three-day private tour in India, yesterday slipped twice while climbing down the stone staircase at Jahaz Mahal in Mandu in Madhya Pradesh.

After landing in Jodhpur yesterday, she continuously remained with doctors due to injury in her right hand.

Following the advice of the doctors, she cancelled her scheduled visit of the Mehrangarh Fort yesterday evening and planned to continue with her plan on Wednesday.

But the pain intensified early morning today and Hillary was taken to a hospital here at about 5.00 a.m, an official said.

She was taken to a hospital in the morning where we administered CT Scan and X-Ray of her hand, which showed that she had a minor fracture in her right wrist , a doctor said.

According to the doctor, a check up after three days has been advised, which she could get done at any place, wherever she will be.

Considering her condition, not only the local doctors but also her doctors in the US have advised her to rest, on account of which, her Jodhpur tour proved a resting tour as she is supposed to leave for Jaipur tomorrow morning.

According to the district officials, Hillary was scheduled to visit the Mehrangarh Fort morning after the program was cancelled yesterday. She was also scheduled to visit the carpet-making units of Salawas village.