A Clermont surgeon repaired a vertical fracture using cement. My knee, thigh have been swollen, painful, ever since.

On February 22, 2019, Dr. Sergio Martinez repaired a vertical femur fracture on my right leg using Zimmer Accufill Bone Cement. Since that time, I have had severe throbbing, sharp and burning pain in that area. I had an MRI and X-rays done on that leg in April. I saw little dots that looked like dust all round the bone area that was repaired. I asked him what that was and he said it was cement that seeped out of the repaired area. He said it would be absorbed into my blood stream eventually. I've had several MRI's since then. All of them show the same dusty, dots or fragments in the same painful area. I have had three physicians and a retired surgical nurse say that they would never use cement on a patient that had good bones. I've been to Dr. Prieto at Shands Hospital in Gainsville, Dr. Schaffer at the Florida Pain Care pain in Clermont, and Dr. J. Karina ,an orthopedic surgeon at UNOVA. All 3 said they would never use cement. I can't walk without pain. Please advise me.