Is the fracture serious? Is it good to recover?

This is a common fracture.

A fracture is a complete or partial break of the continuity of a bone structure. It is more common in children and the elderly, but also in young and middle-aged people. Patients often have one fracture, and a few have multiple fractures.

With prompt and appropriate treatment, most patients can return to their original functions, and a few patients may be left with varying degrees of sequelae.

The typical manifestations of fracture patients are local deformation after injury, abnormal movement of limbs, etc., and bone fricatives can be heard when moving limbs. In addition, the wound is severely painful, locally swollen, bruised, and there is movement disorder after the injury.

**The ultimate goal of a fracture is to maximize the recovery of the injured limb. Therefore, in fractures, the three basic principles of reduction, fixation, and functional exercise are very important.

1.Reposition. It is to restore the broken end of the fracture that has been displaced after the fracture to normal or close to the original anatomical relationship to restore the scaffold function of the bone. Reduction methods include closed reduction and surgical reduction.

2.Fixed. After the fracture is reduced, it is easy to re-shift due to instability, so it is necessary to use different methods to fix it in a satisfactory position and allow it to heal gradually.

Commonly used fixation methods include: small splints, plaster bandages, external fixation brackets, traction brake fixation, etc., and these fixation methods are called external fixation. If it is fixed by surgical incision with a steel plate, steel needle, intramedullary needle, screw, etc., it is called internal fixation.

3.Functional exercises.

Through the contraction of the muscles of the injured limb, the blood circulation of the tissues around the fracture is increased, the healing of the fracture is promoted, the muscle atrophy is prevented, and the function of the injured limb is restored to the normal state before the fracture as soon as possible by actively or passively moving the unfixed joints to prevent joint adhesion and capsular contracture.

The fracture is not very serious, the alignment is acceptable, and surgery is not required, but if it only grows on its own, the time will be very long, and with a long time, the fracture will be prone to displacement and dislocation due to daily life activities, etc., and the broken bone will be difficult to grow well.

If you want to recover as soon as possible, you can only take medication** promptly after the fracture. It is recommended to use folk Chinese medicine**, because only Chinese medicine can grow scab quickly, such a part, about 20 days in the early stage, about a month or so.

Fractures are not difficult to treat, nor are they scary, as long as you find the right way, you can do it quickly.

Hello, how to recover faster from a fracture, it depends on the method you choose and the level of the doctor, if you choose Western medicine, it is generally a surgical incision on the steel plate, steel nail fixation, plaster fixation at home to rest or take some anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving, blood circulation and stasis drugs, etc., such a method is very slow, generally the fastest is three to five months to basic**, if the fracture injury is serious, then the bone healing time will be longer.

If you want to break the bone to grow and heal quickly, it is recommended to choose traditional Chinese medicine**, because only Chinese medicine can help the broken bone grow and heal quickly in a short time, generally the fracture within a month in the early stage, the pain can be basically eliminated in 5 to 7 days with medication, and the whole process can be basically healed in 25 to 30 days.

Before there is no **, rest more and move less, and use Western medicine with caution, especially hormone-containing drugs.

Hu's Orthopedics wishes you a speedy **!