Left wrist fracture, can a fracture of the left carpal bone constitute a disability?

The important thing is to keep warm, don't catch a cold, drink some bone broth, white melon seeds, help**, it's best not to shorten the recovery period (three months) by yourself to help you play basketball better in the future, pay attention to recovery sports after the plaster is removed!

If you want to recover early, listen to the doctor and cooperate with the doctor: after the swelling of the fracture subsides for 1-2 weeks, take oral elder-containing tablets, eat more calcium-rich foods such as milk, tofu, seafood, etc.; After the plaster is removed, with traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, reasonable functional exercises of the affected limb and tendon massage techniques, the recovery is generally faster!

Hello: Based on your description and your age, I preliminarily infer that it is a fracture of the distal radius. Hand swelling is inevitable the next day, so don't worry.

The third day is the peak of swelling. If it is accompanied by severe pain and numbness, then take care to prevent it from becoming too tight and causing ischemia. It's better to put.

The x-rays were sent to my mailbox and I will take a look at them for you. For follow-up knowledge about fractures, please refer to my spatial description, which must be very beneficial to you.

Best wishes soon**.

It is best not to think of shortcuts, pay attention to spicy foods in your diet, do not move, and rest more to prevent other complications.

It depends on the specific plot. Wrist fractures are rated as grade 10 disability according to work-related injuries, but the specific situation should be consulted with the legal appraisal department. The wrist fracture of the employee's work-related injury can be assessed as a positive extension, because the degree of fracture, the way of the fracture, and the functional recovery status may be identified at different levels, and the local labor ability appraisal committee needs to conduct a comprehensive assessment according to the degree of functional loss of the laborer's hidden spine, and the final disability appraisal conclusion shall prevail.

Legal basis: Article 33 of the Regulations on Work-related Injury Insurance.

If an employee is injured in an accident or suffers from an occupational disease due to work and needs to suspend work to receive medical treatment for work-related injuries, the original salary and benefits shall remain unchanged during the period of suspension with pay, and shall be paid by the employer on a monthly basis. The period of leave without pay is generally not more than 12 months. If the injury is serious or the circumstances are special, it may be appropriately extended upon confirmation by the labor ability appraisal committee at the districted city level, but the extension shall not exceed 12 months.

After the work-related injury is assessed, the original benefits shall be suspended and the disability benefits shall be enjoyed in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Chapter. If the injured employee still needs to be ** after the expiration of the period of suspension of work with pay, he or she shall continue to enjoy the medical treatment of work-related injury. If an injured employee who is unable to take care of himself needs nursing care during the period of suspension of work with pay, the unit to which he or she belongs shall be responsible.

Hello, your situation has been understood, I will say a few words:

1. If there is a clear history of trauma, local pain after injury, and limited activity, it is necessary to take a radiograph to rule out fractures. Symptoms of fracture include pain, swelling, local bruising, bone friction, pseudoarthrogenesis, and abnormal movement.

However, bone cracks, small avulsion fractures, or non-specialist physicians may not be able to diagnose the condition by examination, delaying the diagnosis and**.

2. It is recommended that you take pictures of the wrist joint and elbow joint. At this time, fractures are common in the palm of the hand after falling to the ground, so don't miss the diagnosis.

3. If there is no fracture, please reduce the activity of your wrist joint in the near future (2 weeks), avoid weight-bearing, wear wrist braces, and temporarily take oral painkillers for symptomatic treatment when the pain is severe, remember not to use it on an empty stomach and for a long time.

Good luck soon**!

Your X-ray report is ambiguous, the fracture is not confirmed, and the doctor is going to operate on you, which is extremely irresponsible and ridiculous. Even if it is a little incomplete fracture, it can grow automatically, there is no need for surgery, and it will not affect the function.