How does the body initiate the repair process after a fracture? What s the solution?

For patients with fractures, the repair of the broken end of the fracture generally needs to go through the following stages, one is the hematoma organization period, which is generally completed in about 72 hours of fracture, that is, the bleeding of the broken end of the fracture, which will gradually become organic in about 72 hours, and then enter the fibrous connection period, which takes about two weeks, that is, the hematoma is gradually replaced by fibrous tissue, so that the broken end of the fracture will have obvious fibrous connection, and then enter the original callus growth period, which takes about four weeks. That is, about four weeks, the fibrous tissue is gradually replaced by the original callus, and at this time, the fracture end is relatively stable, and then enters the mature callus shaping period, which takes 1 to 2 months, that is, the fracture end is relatively stable, it takes 2 to 3 months to be, and then enters the mature bone plate stage and fracture shaping period, which generally takes 1 to 2 years.

Once a fracture occurs, it depends on the location of the fracture and the type of fracture. Specifically, the following aspects can be explained:

1. Minor fractures: occur in areas that are not weight-bearing or inactive, and recovery may be faster. For example, local braking can be done with the help of a plaster cast or wearing a brace;

2. If the fracture occurs in a weight-bearing area or a very important geometric structure, it may be necessary to stay in bed or restrict activities for 3-4 weeks or even 6-8 weeks to reach a relatively stable state before you can start exercising;

3. If the fracture is very serious, comminuted fracture, and even amputation may be done in severe cases, then this kind of people should be careful not to be too anxious to do ** exercise, and must listen to the doctor's advice, when to start moving, when to fully carry weight is the most critical.

The basic steps of fracture**, during the fracture**, regular X-ray examination to observe the healing of the fracture, and isometric muscle contraction exercises of the limbs should be carried out to prevent deep vein thrombosis and muscle atrophy. After the removal of the cast or fracture surgery, it is necessary to carry out functional training of the limbs and perform functional exercises of the joints. Some fracture apparatus or local hot compress therapy can be used to promote local blood circulation, promote bone healing, and restore limb function before fracture as much as possible.

The fracture recovery process includes three stages: the first stage is the evolution period of hematoma organization, which generally lasts for about two weeks, after the fracture, there will be a certain degree of bleeding at the broken end, and the bleeding will be partially absorbed, and a part of the hematoma will be formed through the body's organic effect, and a fibrous connection will be formed after gradual organization, and there will be initial stability after two weeks, but it is not reliable stability. The second stage is the callus formation stage, which is the stage when the original callus is gradually formed by the action of osteoblasts, generally ranging from 6 to 12 weeks, and this stage will form relatively strong bony connections.

The third stage is the callus shaping and transformation period, which generally lasts for nearly two years, and the fracture gradually heals and strengthens under the action of gravity.

Answer: After the fracture is operated on, the doctor will tie a splint to both ends of the fracture, and after leaving the hospital, the doctor will generally tell the patient not to loosen the splint before the bone is not healed, pay attention to rest, minimize exercise, eat more bone broth, and will also give some cefixime dispersible tablets, notoginseng and painkiller tablets and other drugs for anti-inflammatory and analgesic analgesia.

Because we all have immune cells, as long as there is a fracture, our immune cells will work. Replace those dead cells with some good ones.

Because after we break a bone, the free radicals are oxidized. Some of the necrotic cells can be disposed of to create new cells to fill the vacancies.