Bone Pain and Fractures

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it doesnt or if it does extremly slow......like years i still have scar tissue from where i got my ears peirced and the lady messed up when i was 5

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Depending on the type of fracture, I would suggest some minor nerve damage in your wrist. How did the fractures occur? If it was a fall, you may have some awkward pressure or nerve damage to the spine or neck.

To ensure thatit isn't anything to do with your spine, have someone hold your hands. Squeeze their hands as hard as you can at the same time. If they say the pressure is different, it may be a problem with your spinal cord.

To double check, lay down. Have the person put their hands on the bottom of your feet. Push as hard as you can against their hands at the same time, then have them move their hands to on top of your feet. Pull as hard as you can against their hands. If the pressure is different, then it would probably be that.

I doubt it would be to do with your clavicle fracture. Then again, this could be unnecessary info overload. Are you taking pain killers? If so, look to see if there is any side-effects, especially with any regular medications you may be taking already. Is the sensation in both hands or just one?

Hope this helps. :D Please don't run the aforesaid resistance test until the clavicle is back in one piece. Yikes.

Breaking of the actual bone is not what kills you. It is damage to tissues, such as the spinal cord. It can interfere with your nervous system, and functions such as breathing and heartbeat.

no

totally normal. broken bones in any part of your body are going to cause agony for a good while. it also doesnt help that you have to walk on it.

6-8 wweks

If the bones have not separated, setting, splinting, or possibly casting.

If the bones have separated, it may require surgery to repair.

Usually.

a broken finger..humm ive been there it hurts like crazy but anyway it doesnt cost any thing to get a broken finger but in order to treat it it will cost i dont know how much an e r visit would cost but just guessing id have to say somewhere in the region of 1 thousand to four or five thousand it all depends on what the dr decides to do.but if you see that you dont need a dr i would use a finger splint and warm and cold compresses try not to over work the finger- it will only make more soreness. it would be cheaper not to go to the e r unless you have no choice.if its swollen black blue or purple you probably do need to have it checked out-who knows you may need surgery for it..

Swelling

Discolouration

Bruising

Painful to touch and or walk on

Bleeding (maybe)

Deformed/out of position kind of thing

i think I may have broken my toe...

if the rat is dragging it leg or hopping move anything away from him/her that will lead to further indury and just leave it to heal. healing takes approxamtly 3-5 days but DONT take him/her to the vet or they will just put him/her down :(

1.Go to a vet

2 use splint and bandage roll /plaster.

3. Do not let the dog use the fractured toe leg.(normally they start hopping on three legs)

4.pain killer help to give the dog some relief.

go see a doctor

Dead bone, Bone fragments and blood clot

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Say this: "Mom, my hand really hurts, and I'm pretty sure I broke it. Will you take me to the doctor, please?"

Often when you break a bone, you don't feel it for awhile as you are in shock.

Fractures come in many sizes and forms. At what angle the bone is affected, the strength of the impact, and how the bone shatters, all determine the kind of fracture one has.

Hairline fractures or stress fractures are small cracks in the bone. They could also occur when a bone is bruised. They are usually caused by repetitive actions where the bone doesn’t have enough time to heal.

They differ from other fractures in that they develop over some time as opposed to being caused by an immediate blow.

The feet and legs are especially prone to developing hairline fractures as they constantly absorb a lot of impacts. Athletes who do sports that involve running or jumping regularly are more at risk of developing hairline fractures.

Hairline fractures though don’t just affect athletes. They could affect anyone.

Ranka Hospital, Pune provides facilities for hairline fractures.

because its broken

You can take some sort of steroidal medication for the healing of broken bones prescribed by your doctor

The sling is used on an unmended fracture not merely to support the arm but also to keep the patient from using his or her arm as it is normally used. Once the fracture begins to mend the physician usually will allow the patient to discontinue the use of the sling but it can be used if the arm hurts and it feels more comfortable in the sling.

I have found another great reason for the sling. It gets others to treat you tenderly and carefully so you don't get re-injured.

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