How long does it take to recover from a fractured fourth phalange, and how long does it take to reco

After the bones are fixed, if you choose to recuperate at home and wait for the bones to grow on their own or take some supplements, the general time needs to be very long, the fast is three months can be basic, the slow is five months, and some even recuperate for a year The broken bone is difficult to heal**.

If you want to break the bone to grow and heal quickly, there is hope for the first time after the bone is fixed, the first time you choose traditional Chinese medicine**, generally the fracture within a month in the early stage, the pain can be basically eliminated after 5 to 7 days of medication, and you can move moderately after 20 days, and the whole process can be basically in about 30 to 40 days, and the fracture is delayed for a long time and has undergone surgery, and it needs to be extended for a long time.

Before the broken bone is not connected to the growth of the broken bone, rest more and do less activity, avoid eating high-calcium foods, and use Western medicine with caution, especially hormone-containing drugs.

Hu's Orthopedics wishes you a speedy **!

Take pictures regularly, as fast as about 3 months.

I am 25 years old this year, a month ago the proximal metatarsal bone cortex of my right foot was interrupted, at that time I only put a plaster cast at home to recuperate for 31 days now, my foot is swollen when I put it down, and I occasionally have pain in the instep of my foot, I wonder if I can walk on the ground?

It mainly depends on the degree of fracture and the age of the patient, etc., can not be generalized, if there is no displacement, the patient is not old and has no diabetes and other diseases that affect the healing of the fracture, generally 1-2 months can walk on the ground.

The location is good, and it will be fine if it is fixed for a month.

Generally, fracture healing takes about 2-3 months. The actual healing time of a fracture depends on a number of related factors, both systemic and local. Even if the fracture has healed initially, it does not mean that the firmness of the bone has completely returned to normal, and care should still be taken to protect the fracture site and avoid premature, excessive, excessive or excessive exercise or exercise.

How long can you walk, how long can you fully recover - these two are basically the same concept, about 6 or 8 weeks, but before that, you must not step on the ground, and it depends on the bone growth of your photograph. Good luck with you**.

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For toe fractures, it is recommended that you undergo external fixation, use a pillow to elevate the affected limb when you sleep at night, and try to move the affected limb as little as possible in the early stage, so that clinical healing can be achieved in one and a half months.