The fracture has been in a plaster cast for a week, can it be removed?

It cannot be disassembled. The time is too short, the fracture in this area usually takes about 4 weeks to heal, and the fixed cast also takes so long. Premature removal of the cast for external fixation may lead to further displacement of the fractured end.

It must not be dismantled, the bone is the most difficult to recover, and his repair has to be slowly restored after a long time. You don't feel any pain for the time being because you haven't had any strength yet, and you should follow your doctor's instructions to recuperate. Secondary damage has been avoided.

Fracture, cast, it's been a week now, can you guess this, you have to ask the doctor who put you in the cast what he told you at the beginning, these are all basic requirements, didn't the doctor tell you? Just like taking medicine, if you take a medicine, the doctor will definitely tell you how to take the medicine and what you need to pay attention to, because it is his responsibility.

External fixation can be removed but not weight-bearing, and it is recommended that it be removed after 45 days, as the clinical healing time for this fracture is 45 days.

From the point of view of **, the fracture is not very serious, the alignment is also very good, there is no need to put on a plaster cast at all, the plaster cast is just fixed to prevent your feet from moving, and the foot is not moving and does not bring the broken bones inside the table can grow quickly, on the contrary, the fixed time for a long time will only lead to stiffness of the affected limb. Such a fracture in traditional Chinese medicine only needs to be directly medicated locally, because only traditional Chinese medicine can grow callus quickly, and how can gypsum be compared? In the early days, you can walk around properly in 20 days, and you can walk around in about a month, and you can resume normal walking activities.

Many people have the same fracture site, but the recovery speed will be very different if the method is different.

Good luck soon**!

After the fracture, you need to rest for about a month, during which the cast should not be removed without permission, as the removal will cause secondary injury to the fracture site and make it more difficult to heal. Hurt your muscles and bones for 100 days, take care of your injuries.

The fracture has been in a cast for a week to recuperate, whether it can be removed, it is recommended to go to the hospital to listen to the doctor's advice.

For 100 days, don't rush to remove the plaster because of your feelings, after all, whether it should be subject to the doctor's examination results;

Do not remove the plaster cast easily, once the fracture does not grow well, it will be wasted, and there may be sequelae;

Therefore, everything is subject to the actual inspection results.

This is not sure, you had better go to the hospital for a double film to see if the fracture is displaced, etc. Generally, the doctor will check you according to the criteria for fracture healing, as long as the clinical examination and x-ray show that the fracture is healed.

Remember; The most important thing is to follow up with your doctor at the same time. Hope!

Tear it down again for a month, otherwise I am afraid that it will be crooked in the future.

You have an avulsion fracture at the base of the fifth metatarsal, which is one of the heavier sprains. Due to the tendon traction, it can be an unstable fracture, on the **, internal fixation is the first choice, external fixation is the second choice, and the fixation time is eight weeks under tension. I don't know if I can make it clear.

FYI.

It's best to listen to the doctor!

The fracture cast is generally fixed at least one to one and a half months, and the specific time to remove it should be based on the re-examination when the fracture line disappears The cast is very uncomfortable Itching is normal, but it cannot be removed If it is very uncomfortable, you need to go to the hospital to ask the doctor to adjust If it is removed, the fracture will move at will, which will cause the bone to not grow, or deformity, especially the hand, which will affect the activity and leave sequelae

When is the cast removed after a broken bone? The plaster must be removed after the fracture has healed, the standard of fracture healing is to show that the fracture line is blurred as the standard of fracture healing, and the plaster can be removed, but the vast majority of fracture injuries can remove the plaster in about three months, generally speaking, there is no unified standard time for the healing of fractures, the healing time of fractures is closely related to the degree of fractures, location, age, physical conditions and ** situation, it is recommended that you usually increase nutrition, especially calcium-containing nutritious foods, such as milk, fish and shrimp, soy products, etc., These foods are high in calcium, because the healing of fractures requires adequate calcium supplementation, and eating more of these foods can accelerate the healing of fractures, in advance**.

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

It's usually a month, but it depends on the severity of your injury.

The ankle bone was fractured and a cast was applied ten days later. Generally, it needs to be fixed for three or four weeks. If the fracture is not severe and not displaced, the period of reexamination can be a little longer.

If there is a shift, it is necessary to review it more frequently. Because the edema decreases after the fracture. This can lead to voids in the plaster.

It depends on the type of fracture you have, and the extent of the fracture. Set a day for your review.