Yes, putting hard (full or excessive body weight) on any fractured bone can cause further damage. It can also damage near by tissues, organs, and blood vessel's as well.
In general, a broken bone and a fractured bone are the same thing and doctors will use the terms interchangeably.
No, I believe breaking a femur would be much worse pain than merely cracking it. But yes, it does hurt.
people in Bangladesh make floods worse by building less structured homes and putting rubbish in gutters .
Well first, if it's broken you will be bruised, swollen and unable to walk. If you sprained it it'll be about the same as fractured, which means pain, but DO NOT continue walking on it, because it will get worse. Go see a doctor and get xrays.
putting it in a plastic bag then trowing it out a car window on the highway
You don't. Dieting under the age of 18 is not recommended without a doctors advice. Putting that aside doing it fast is even worse. The most a person should lose a week is 1-2 pounds. Anything more then that had to be done unhealthfuly and the weight loss will not last.
No, the mre wEight you put on it, the worse it gets.
Considering both sugar and smoking are completely different topics this is hard to answer. Smoking is worse for your lungs, sugar for your overall weight.
Excess weight puts a strain on many organs in the body. Being severely overweight can shorten a person's lifespan.However, it is much worse to repeatedly lose and gain weight in 'yo-yo' fashion. Losing weight is important but the very first rule is always: Don't let yourself gain one more ounce!By being serious about staying where you are, you may eventually develop the ability to lose, slowly and permanently, that excess weight.But remember, not putting on any more weight is a victory in itself!
yess! its worse when you eat it. you can die from lead poisoning. by the led getting into your blood cells.
no if anything it is worse because of the added weight
So that the cars not make enviroment worse