Leg Fracture How is a broken leg treated?

Leg fractures are medically referred to as lower limb fractures, and depending on their type, the method will vary. For example, for femoral fractures, minimally invasive reduction and medullary nail fixation are advocated for proximal and mid-segment fractures, and plate internal fixation is generally used for distal fractures; Patellar fractures are generally fixed with steel needle tension band; Tibial plateau fractures can be fixed with plates; Ankle fractures can be fixed with plate screws. Note:

There are many types of lower limb fractures, and there are various surgical methods, and the appropriate method should be selected according to the specific condition of the patient.

If there is a leg bone fracture, you should first go to the hospital to do it, take an X-ray to determine the severity of the disease, and most fractures can be surgically or cast-fixed. In normal times, you can also choose to have the help of drugs that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis**, and bed rest. If you have symptoms that you are not feeling well, you need to go to the hospital in time.

Leg bone fractures are also known as lower limb bone fractures. The first thing is to go to the hospital for an examination, take an X-ray, determine the severity of the fracture and the nature of the fracture, if it is not serious, it can be reduced by manual and fixed with a cast. If severe, it can be reduced surgically.

If you have a broken leg, you should go to the hospital for an X-ray examination and listen to the doctor's opinion**.

Whether the fracture can be completely **, it depends on the ** method you choose and the level of the doctor, you are a comminuted fracture, it can be said that it is more serious, after the bone is fixed, if you just rest at home and wait for the callus to grow slowly, it takes a long time, three or five months to basically ** is a very normal thing, and some even a year of broken bones may not be able to heal.

If you want to break the bone faster growth and healing, it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine to join the bone, the early comminuted fracture within one month, the use of traditional Chinese medicine for symptoms**, about 7 days The pain can be basically eliminated, the whole process can be basically in about 40 to 50 days, and the ordinary fracture only takes about 35 days to be basic**.

Before the broken bones are not connected to the growth, rest more and do less activity, avoid eating high-calcium foods, hormone drugs, and painkillers.

Good luck soon**!

Surgery, if it is not comminuted, not in the joint, generally not lame, do not have a psychological burden, the time is longer, about a year, it is relatively fast.

If you have surgery, you can take the steel plate in about half a year, and through functional exercises, you can basically return to normal.

Fractures can be healed, and there will generally be no sequelae if they are done in a timely manner.

It takes about 8-12 weeks for clinical** thigh femur fractures, and comminuted fractures need to be appropriately delayed**.

During the recovery period, it can help fractures promote the growth of bone cells, help callus (bones) form quickly, heal and recover faster, and generally take the medicine for about 40 days**.

Comminuted fractures of the thigh can be cured. The fracture of the thigh, that is, the fracture of the femur and the comminuted fracture of the femoral shaft, can be good, thinking that the muscles around the thigh need to circulate well, but the comminuted fracture takes longer to heal, and it is not easy to fix firmly.

It can be good. Dock the fractured part well, apply the ** fracture plaster, and my experience is 45 days before you can move on the ground.