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What is the bulging deposite that forms around the area of the break during the healing of fractured bone?
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Callus is the bulging deposit that forms around the fracture.
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How do you stop your vagina bulging out?
If your vagina -- the inside passage -- is bulging out, see your gynecologist for information on possible treatments. This prolapse can be fixed with surgery or medicine.On the other hand, if your vulva -- the outside parts around the vagina -- is bulging out, this is normal. They grow more with arousal.
When a bone is fractured a hematoma is formed from blood escaping from what?
From the vessel around and in the bone
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What is the spell for healing?
There are no true spells for healing. There are groups around the world that profess to have magic spells for healing, but none of these have stood up to scrutiny.
Why do you have a lump where your collar bone was fractured?
Assuming the bone was set right (if it wasn't, the misalignment may be the cause), the lump is part of the natural process of bone-healing. The bone will form a clot around the break, which then solidifies by basically growing into bone. The resulting lump stays where it grow and makes that point stronger than before.
What is the prefered method of splinting a fractured clavicle?
A fractured clavicle is a common childhood injury. Doctor's use what is called a figure of eight splint to immobilize the joint so that it can heal, which usually takes around 8-12 weeks.
How can you tell if your finger is fractured?
You can't instantly tell that your finger is fractured, as with me, because right now i am suffering with a fractured middle finger. There are some symptoms assoicated with it though. In my case my finger swelled around about 2-3 times its normal size, its bruised around the area, tender around the area and in some cases it can look deformed (bent to one side) as with me. My mum took me to a minor injuries ward to get it checked out and they do some tests and send you off to x-ray, then they can confirm it. Katie (age 14) (: xxx
What should you do you have just found out that you have fractured your shin boned and have been walking around on it for six weeks what treatment should you get for this?
talk to an orthopaedist
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What does it mean when there is a little swollen crown around your tongue piercing?
That it is healing and you shouldn't be playing with it.
Symptoms and Treatments for Bulging Discs?
A bulging disc occurs when the cartilage between spinal vertebrae weaken and exert pressure on adjacent nerves. It is the the outer wall of the cartilage or annulus that is affected. The jelly-like fluid inside the disc, which is called pulposus, becomes displaced as a result and creates undue pressure in the affected areas, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Bulging discs can affect the lower and upper back as well as the neck or cervical area of the spine. However, the most common types of bulging discs are those that occur between the L-4 and L-5 lumbar vertebrae in the curve of the lower back. Bulging discs can be highly painful and disabling. They are often caused by accidents or heavy lifting. Most doctors recommend that bulging disc sufferers rest when they suspect such an injury. They can then verify the injury through a Cat Scan or MRI. The problem with bulging discs is that they can turn into herniated or ruptured discs, where the pulposus actually flows outside the cartilage. The disc has a much better chance of repairing itself when the pulposus remains inside the disc. Most doctors prescribe medications like ibuprofen for bulging discs. People can also apply ice to the affected area at 20-minute intervals. Once the inflammation subsides, heat can be used to facilitate the healing process. Heat promotes blood flow. Blood contains oxygen and nutrients which can help heal the bulging disc. A doctor may also recommend certain exercises for bulging discs, once the pain and inflammation have been minimized. Exercise helps strengthen muscles around the injury, which provides better support for the bulging disc. One exercise involves lying on the floor and pulling both knees up to the chest. Hold the motion for five seconds, then bring both feet back to the floor simultaneously. Individuals can also alternately pull one leg at a time to the chest. Pressing the lower back to the floor is another strength-building exercise. Those with cervical bulging discs can hold both hands up at right angles and pull their arms back to strengthen muscles in the neck and traps.
How long has Detoxification been around?
Detoxification methods of healing have been used for thousands of years
