If I have a fracture, why do doctors ask for surgery? And not a cast?

Fracture. Because there are some fractures, it may be a little crack or a little skin in the bone, if the plaster is fractured, it needs to go through surgery, because the fracture has been detached from the place where it grew in the past, it should be or is dislocated, and it must be operated, so that the operation is carried out in this way, and the bones are connected together, and finally the plaster cast is more appropriate, and it should be since you arrive at the hospital, you should listen to the doctor's instructions.

The doctor will prescribe the right medicine, in time**, okay, it will be faster.

Surgery is definitely more profitable than a cast. There is no doubt about it. However, if the condition is severe, the effect of the cast may not be good, and the position of the operation will be more accurate.

Fractures can only be operated on because there are fragments of the bones, so there is no way to heal well. If the bone is cracked or not broken, a cast can be applied.

In fact, I don't think the reason why such a doctor asks for surgery may be that the fracture is more serious, and it is not recoverable by applying a cast, and the cast is only for younger people, if they are too old, in fact, the effect of the cast is not very good.

If you have a fracture, whether you need surgery or a cast is decided according to the bone condition of the fracture. Complex fractures require surgery. It is not excluded that the hospital has the purpose of making money.

The same is a fracture, it depends on the severity of the fracture, it depends on the severity of the fracture, if it is not very serious, you can put a plaster cast to fix it. If it is very serious, you will have to have surgery to graft the bone, and not all fractures are in a cast.

There are many kinds of fractures, the surgery should be more serious, the bone fracture is not to be operated, you can put a plaster, the doctor is a doctor of morality, he will not decide whether to do surgery because of how much money he makes?

The surface looks light, and it is not necessarily possible to manually reduce it and simply apply a cast, for example, bone cracks, not necessarily simple cracks. Fractures are not necessarily simply broken into two segments, but can be accompanied by bone fragmentation and displacement, etc., which need to be removed or reduced by surgery and fixed with steel nails.

If you have a broken bone, you need to have surgery, not a cast, because your hand has broken to the point where you can't put a cast.

1. To ensure that the fracture can be restored to function as much as possible, reduction plus necessary fixation is the key. Later care should also be dealt with around immobilization. First of all, after the fracture, it is necessary to check whether the fixation is too loose or too tight, and if it is too loose, you should go to the hospital to find a doctor to tie it tightly, too tight will affect the blood circulation of the limbs, and you should also go to the hospital to find a doctor to deal with it.

Try to move the affected limb as little as possible, pay attention to the blood circulation of the fingers, and if there is numbness, it means that the fixation is too tight.

It is advisable to eat more calcium-containing foods such as soy products, seafood, milk, eat more fresh fruits, and bask in the sun to supplement vitamin D, which helps to absorb calcium.

If the doctor has a broken bone, why do the doctors have to operate on it instead of putting a cast? The hospitals are quite dark now, how to make money and make your money in your hands? The cost of your surgery is very high, so he is willing to operate on you and not to put you in a cast.

Because the doctor judged that the fracture was due to the misalignment of the bone inside, the bone had to be surgically sorted out before it could be put in a cast.

Hello, don't look at doctors so flat, I think it may be that you haven't been a doctor, generally speaking, doctors have contraindications and indications for surgery, not that surgery is necessary in any case.

Because surgery may be better after a fracture, you will be asked to undergo surgery.

Why do I need surgery for fractures that can be healed with a cast?

For example, if an axe splits the leg of a stool, it can be easily reset. However, if a hammer breaks the stool leg and the stool leg is broken, it is like a comminuted fracture, do you think it is easy to reduce? For example, if there is an elderly person with an intertrochanteric fracture and the position is very good at the time of injury, but if he does not pay attention and continues to walk and the fracture is misaligned, then surgery can only be chosen**.

The strength of the <> muscles is very large, and the manual reduction often achieves satisfactory results, but external fixation cannot ensure that it will not be displaced after reduction, in this case, surgical reduction and internal fixation can ensure that it will not be displaced after reduction. Manual reduction of small splint external fixation, no secondary injury, and external fixation can be adjusted at any time, fracture is fast, and the cost is also low. Surgical reduction and internal fixation increases the surgical injury, and at the same time, the periosteal is damaged, the fracture heals very slowly, and the internal fixation needs to be taken out after the fracture heals, which is very expensive.

In addition, surgery can also achieve the purpose of fixation through internal fixation, so as to achieve the purpose of early functional exercise faster. The corresponding disadvantage is that it is invasive and relatively expensive.

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This is because surgery allows the bone to heal faster, whereas a cast heals more slowly.

This is mainly because many fractures are often accompanied by muscle breakage or soft tissue damage, so surgical repair is required.

Mainly because many fractures are so severe that surgery is needed to put the bones together.

It will affect the condition.

Plaster external fixation after fracture is not the only first-class solution, other external fixation methods, such as polymer splint external fixation, small splint external fixation, as well as internal fixation methods, such as steel plates, steel nails, elastic intramedullary needles, interlocking intramedullary needles and other fixation methods. After a fracture, you can choose to be conservative** or surgical**.

It is mainly based on the alignment of the fracture, the alignment and the stability of the broken end of the fracture. If it is conservative and does not use plaster fixation, you can choose polymer splint external fixation, small splint external fixation, etc. In the case of surgery**, there is a strong internal fixation, and external fixation can be done without a cast.

Therefore, it is possible to avoid a cast after a fracture.

Patients with fractures often require a cast for immobilization, and there are three main situations:

First, after the fracture, the patient needs to use a cast as a temporary immobilization to keep the broken end of the fracture stable.

Second, to reduce the pain and swelling caused by the movement of the fractured end, the patient is temporarily immobilized with a cast, in which case the doctor confirms that the patient can be conservative**. Then the patient can be treated first, and then the cast can be used as the final immobilization.

In other words, the plaster can be used as the ultimate fixation method for fracture fixation.

Thirdly, after the fractured patient has undergone surgical open reduction and internal fixation, the patient needs to be fixed in the early stage, so at this time, it is also necessary to use a plaster cast to fix it.

When the doctor thinks that the patient can function on his own, he will remove the cast as soon as possible, which means that the cast can be used as a way of transition and relief first.