Bone Pain and Fractures

Injured fingers are often treated with 'buddy taping' where you simply tape the injured finger to the one next to it with medical tape. Placing a small piece of sponge or soft material between the fingers may be more comfortable.

basically you need minimum of 6 weeks rest.. you can add another 4 weeks but that depends upon your extent of fracture.. but to be able to walk properly you will need 12 weeks and to run a total of 20 weeks.. !! get well soon... (i know this cause i have undergone a major fracture in tibia and febula bones..)

A recent break can often be set at A&E, but a nose damaged or flattened by an old injury will need to be repaired surgically with a rhinoplasty.

In the UK, rhinoplasties are only offered on the NHS if there's a functional repair to be made; i.e. if the break has impaired your breathing, in which case you may need a septorhinoplasty. If it's purely cosmetic you will have to go private and expect to pay around £5-8,000.

what will workers compensation pay out for a meniscus knee repair operation be?

There isn't really anything you can't take with Warfarin, so it's really what drugs interaction problems a patient might have (determined by the patient's health history, tolerance or problems with pain medications, etc.) that will determine what pain meds a person can take with it.

Pathologic fracture

It take around 6 weeks in an orthopedic cast to recover properly from a broken leg. If a surgery is performed for a broken leg then too the recovery period is 6 weeks, but one can walk from almost the 3-4th day and put full weight on the leg.

Possibly a sprained ankle or a fractured ankle. It all depends on what has happened to the bones in the ankle. The best way to treat ankle injuries is to ice it regularly and if swelling in the ankle does not go down or if pain does not subside after about a week, it is probably time to see a doctor or have an X-ray of the foot done to see what the damage is.

* DO immobilze and protect the site. * DO pad any immobilizing device or splint. * DON'T try to reduce a fracture in the field unless you're literally days away from help. * DO consider pain control unless you'll reach an ER in the next 30 minutes or so. * DO Icepack. 10 minutes on; 10 minutes off -- the idea is to chill it hard and fast without freezing the skin. * DO control bleeding from a compound fracture. Also bandage the injury point to minimize contamination. * DON'T try to straigten the limb. * DON'T as the patient to move the limb or extremties distal to the break -- if you need a neurological assessment confine it to sensory nerves -- leave the motor nerves for the ER. * DON'T let the patient put weight on the wound site, directly or indirectly, unless you can't transport and the patient needs to help move (wilderness first aid). * DON'T try to decide if it's a sprain or a fracture in the field unless it'll make a difference in your treatment (i.e. if you're transporting, and can reach care soon, don't even try to tell. If you're days from help, that's different, but exceeds the scope of this answer).

It depends where the sore is, how deep it is, the condition of the skin, age, and also medication etc.

The answer is therefore anything from a few days to weeks or months

because it uses sound waves

and something makes something think that the broken bone is a healthy bone... I'm not really sure exactly what it does I only started doing it yesterday BUT I know they use it because it speeds up healing process

A fracture of the distal fourth or fifth metacarpal is a broken bone in the hand, just below the ring finger or pinkie. The broken bone is in the bones that form the back of the hand. "Distal" in this case means located nearer the knuckles than the wrist.

If it's minor; good posture.

If it's major ... see a surgeon (or a neurologist if you're already paralyzed)

Chiropractics is an excellent way to fix muscle problems without using medications that could possibly add to complications, but are useless for real vertebral problems (notwithstanding their claims).

influmation makes it hot

depends on the point of impact and the speeed but no it does not always result in a compound fracture

no.unless u have seriously injured it and it looks seriously disfigures and out of place.but if you've not got that then it just means that you've cut off the blood surculation to it.

It all depends on the break. I broke my neck about a year ago and it took time and alot of the P.T. Its hard but you will get there i still have some pain and stiffness. but i can still move and walk and talk so even the littlest pain is worth my life. hang in there it will get better

It is possible to have a broken nose without getting a black eye. If you think your nose is broken, go to a doctor for an x-ray.

Depending on how large the fracture is, yes. I had a tiny fracture on the crest of my left hip and I've been able to walk fine. No pain when walking, but any pressure on the area made it feel sore like a big bruise.

A fractured humorous can bleed out up to 800mL

Yes you can, it just depends where the break is. I currently have a broken neck "c7" and I will make a full recovery

what is typical settlement for trip and fall broken hand and two fingers

When a fracture is associated with a laceration or cut in the area of the fracture, it is called an open fracture

Mines is going to take 8 weeks with a cast.

the question is not specific.

but yes you can get disease after a fracture