Yes, if it is a comminuted [broken in tiny bits] or compound[bone pushing thru skin] fracture. Both usually involve surgery, and any open wound is prone to infection. Wash hands frequently and follow wound care instructions TO THE LETTER.
Ignoring a broken bone can lead to disability infection or death if you are unlucky,
The break itself would not cause a fever but an infection as a result of the break could lead to a fever.
Yes, a cat can die from a broken leg if the injury is severe and not treated promptly. The broken bone can cause internal bleeding, shock, or infection, which can be life-threatening if not addressed by a veterinarian.
Yes, a kitten can die from a broken leg if the injury is severe and not treated promptly. The broken bone can cause internal bleeding, shock, or infection, which can be life-threatening if not addressed by a veterinarian.
The most dangerous bone to break is the skull.
A broken bone should cause pain and alert you that it is broken. The nervous system is what delivers this message to your brain.
Yes it can. "Fever following fractures of long bones is usually attributed to the resorption of the hematoma and the products of tissue damage." I pulled that from The Journal of American Medical Association.
Although a broken femur bone is a serious injury that can lead to complications such as blood loss or infection, it is not typically fatal in and of itself. Prompt medical attention and appropriate treatment can help prevent any life-threatening outcomes associated with a broken femur bone.
If you truly have a fracture, the bone is broken. Rubbing it can cause the ends of the broken bone to damage tissue near it. That is why fractures are kept from moving by a cast or splint.
if a bone is broken it certainly can.
No. But be careful how you apply it.
to fall or land on it the wrong way