How long will it take for a cracked bone and swollen foot to get better? 10

Most people believe that bone crack is not a fracture, it is a minor problem, and it will be good to raise it for a few days. There are also people who don't pay attention to rest at all, and still work, study, and exercise as before, and regret it when the bone fracture turns into a displaced fracture and requires surgery.

Bone cracks, medically known as crack fractures, are one of the types of fractures. Clinically, crack fractures without significant displacement are the most common, and they are generally caused by direct blows, minor impacts, falls, etc. With simple immobilization and ** with a cast or small splint, the wound heals quickly and usually has no sequelae after healing.

However, if you do not pay attention to it and continue to move, it is easy to lead to the re-displacement of the crack fracture, which brings pain to the person and even requires surgery**.

In addition, some people think that bone cracks are actually avulsion fractures, which are generally common in jumping scrums in basketball, caused by fingertip touching the ball; It is also common to run and jump without warming up before exercise. X-rays show a very small fracture fragment in the limb that is not taken seriously by the patient, and even some doctors often underestimate its harm. This small fracture fragment is often the attachment point of the ligament, and its displacement means that the ligament is damaged, which means that the injured finger may not be able to flex and extend.

This type of injury usually requires surgery** to rebuild the function of the ligaments. If delayed**, the finger may lose function. Therefore, bone cracks should not be underestimated, and medical attention should be sought in time.

Hello:1Fractures take time, not a few days to heal, not in a hurry.

2.It is recommended that the plaster be externally fixed, and the plaster can be removed in 4---6 weeks, and some simple crack fractures can be 3-4 weeks, and the prognosis is generally good.

3.Oral osteopathic drugs can be taken to promote healing, drinking pork rib soup, etc.

Pay attention to elevating the affected limb to prevent swelling from worsening and affecting fracture healing.

You can walk without weight for two months without weight.

Normal activities are possible after a few months.

I wish you a speedy **!!

The ankle bone crack is still swollen and painful for a year, which means that the bone is not completely healed or there is still damage to the soft tissue, and the bone is not completely broken, but only the bone is cracked. The use of traditional Chinese medicine ** is very simple, only need to splint in vitro fixation to prevent fracture of cracked bones, and then use traditional Chinese medicine to treat the symptoms**, the pain can be basically reduced after about 7 days of early medication, and the swelling can gradually subside, and the splint can be removed in about 10 days, and the whole process of medication can be basically restored to normal life for about 40 days. 40 days of x-rays can be seen that the callus grows well, based on X-rays, if you can't return to normal life after 40 days of medication, then you should consider whether there is a problem with the doctor's level.

No matter what kind of tissue damage, the principle is the same, only let the damaged tissue grow quickly can be healed, the focus is not fixation, rest and diet, but let it grow quickly. Only by allowing the broken bones to grow and heal in a short period of time is the key point of the **. Avoid eating carp, rooster, sour bamboo shoots, beef, ginger, high-calcium and high-protein foods, etc., Western medicine should be used with caution, especially hormone-containing drugs, and it is advisable to eat more fresh vegetables and appropriate amount of fresh meat.

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The deep mountain monk wishes you a speed**.

Hello and dismantle! Problem analysis: Bone crack is also a fracture, and the time required to reduce swelling is not necessarily!

If it is swollen and inflamed, there are 3-4 weeks! It is recommended that you can elevate the injured leg above the heart, which can speed up the swelling! Some swelling medications can be used under the guidance of a doctor!

**Guidance: Generally, the bone can be edema one week after the bone is bumped. If you don't have edema now, there can be a displaced fracture; poor fracture healing; non-union of fractures; Insufficient time to immobilize a cast after a fracture (usually 4 to 6 weeks); After the fracture of the affected foot, the jujube is still in weight-bearing activities; Re-injury, etc., all of the above causes can cause swelling after a fracture.

If the x-ray confirms that there is no fracture deformity, non-union, and poor healing, it is recommended to continue the plaster cast for 2 weeks, prohibit weight-bearing walking on the affected foot, and elevate the affected limb to facilitate blood circulation while sleeping, and it is believed that edema will occur soon.

Problem analysis: It is normal for swelling to appear after a fracture of the lower limbs, and sometimes the swelling will even last for half a year or several years, but in general, the swelling will not have a significant impact on the function, and the degree of swelling is slowly reduced.

Suggestions: No need to take any medicine, as long as the affected limb is usually elevated, strengthen the exercise, the general swelling is eliminated by the recovery of the amount of limb activity, that is to say, when your lower limbs walk completely normal, the swelling will also be eliminated by natural rolling, and now you can do physiotherapy, foot soaking, etc., there may also be a certain model to help.