Why didn t I stay nine months after comminuted fracture of the knee patella? 20

I don't know what you mean by healing. The patella is a cancellous bone, and if it doesn't grow up, it's probably not, it's very long. The reason why we have surgery is because the patella is very important to form the knee joint, and if we do not have surgery, the joint surface may be uneven, or because the bone is not fixed well, the joint surface will be uneven, and the possibility of arthritis in the future is very high, resulting in inconvenience in life.

Then it is not true that it will only heal completely after a second operation. You should use a patellar grip or a purse made of steel wire or titanium wire. Because it is not a part of the body, after the fracture is completely healed, we remove the internal fixation, which avoids many of the disadvantages of not taking the fixation.

So we take it off. Of course, like Yao Ming's ankle, we don't choose to remove the steel nails, because the role of steel nails is greater and better for sports.

Surgery does not essentially promote fracture healing, on the contrary, a single surgery increases the burden of fracture healing. This is because surgery can aggravate the trauma of the fracture and delay healing.

According to TCM theory, the root cause of non-union of fractures is due to the blood stasis at the site of the wound that has not been cleared. The appearance of blood stasis affects the normal operation of qi and blood (called blood circulation disorder in Western medicine), and the replenishment of calcium and other substances required for fractures will naturally not arrive as scheduled.

For more details, please log in to this space, and refer to articles such as "Bone Nonunion and Blood Stasis", "Exploring Comminuted Fractures**" and "Talking about the Length and Shortness of Splints and Steel Plates", which I believe will be helpful to you.

It is advisable to find a local Chinese medicine practitioner**.

Good luck soon**!

Nine months can be completely cured, I am also the same disease as you, and now that the nails have been removed, you should go to the hospital and ask.

The healing process of fractures is very complex, and it is not as simple as calcium supplementation. Following the doctor's instructions and actively cooperating with the doctor** is a prerequisite for a quick recovery. It is a good choice to take osteopathy. However, you must have a reliable doctor, and there are still a lot of ** in this industry.

The effect of the bone grafting medicine prepared by the orthopedic department of traditional Chinese medicine is generally good. The formula of the osteopathic medicine is actually the same, but each genre has its own uniqueness. The drugs of the Damen sect have been tested and baptized, passed down from generation to generation, and the efficacy is still trustworthy, for example:

Henan's Guo (Pingle Zhenggu), Yang's, Shaolin Temple's Orthopedics and Traumatology, Fujian's Lin Rugao, Shanghai's Wei's, Shandong's Liang's, Sichuan's Zheng's, Liaoning's Su's, Changchun's Gao Mingli, Hu's, Meng's, Guangdong's He's, Beijing's Du's, Wang's, Liu's, and Shi's, etc. Too many to count.

Their recipes and the preparation of individual drugs are all secrets, and some of them are protected by law. You can't get it yourself, so you can only go to the doctor and prescribe medicine.

If you really have difficulties, it is recommended to take Yunnan Baiyao (powder) for a period of time, and then take a ** review, the effect is also good.

There are no contraindications about what to eat. It's good to be casual, and the speed of healing has little to do with diet. Only the right medications can promote recovery. As long as the diet is smooth and easy to digest, you don't need to make bone broth, calcium tablets or anything.

I get it this time.