If the fracture does not raise the leg, will it affect the swelling

It is best to put something under the leg to promote blood circulation and reduce swelling faster.

You can take the Fracture Swelling Reduction Powder prepared by Chinese medicine, and the swelling and pain will generally be reduced within 24 hours after taking the medicine.

Yes, generally fractures are hung with bandages to help blood circulation, or put something under the leg to promote blood circulation and reduce swelling faster.

You don't have to drop the leg up, you can put something underneath to elevate it, it is necessary to elevate the affected limb, the swelling does not go away, you can apply some antibiotics.

Yes, in general, if you break a bone, you can hang your foot with a bandage to facilitate blood circulation.

If the doctor performs surgery on you now, so that you, a layman, are satisfied, think that it is timely, and feel that there is no indiscriminate charge, the whole heart is full of indescribable gratitude, and there is no "This kind of doctor is too dark!! Complaining, is that good? In fact, such doctors have no professional ethics!!

Why wait for surgery to reduce the swelling of the affected limb? Because the tissues around the fracture will swell after injury, resulting in limb ischemia, and in severe cases, vascular and nerve damage, and even limb necrosis. Surgery after a limb fracture is a contraindication.

It takes a few days to reduce the swelling, but the whole course of healing is shorter, the surgery is not reduced, the trauma and the surgical injury are equivalent to making matters worse, the wound is susceptible to infection, the course of fracture healing should be lengthened, the swelling will be reduced for 5 to 7 days, and the fracture cannot have obvious growth, unless it is an infant.

Therefore, if you are not responsible for yourself, you strongly ask the doctor to operate when the swelling has not subsided, and if you want to heal well and shorten the course of the disease, you should wait for the swelling to subside before surgery!

In the actual reality, there are also those who operate immediately after injury, one is an open fracture, which is not done immediately, and the consequences are much more serious than the swollen injury, and the other is that the violence that causes the fracture is not large, and the swelling of the limbs is not serious.

Analysis: Lower leg fractures, especially those with both bones, are prone to swelling, and some are prone to compartment syndrome. After the fracture, the fracture end is bleeding, and sometimes the broken end of the bone will also puncture the local muscles, resulting in serious soft tissue damage, which will cause swelling of the limbs.

Suggestions: The affected limb next to the first sail should be elevated and braked, and dehydrating agents such as mannitol and dexamethasone can be used.