Bone Pain and Fractures

Reducing a fracture refers to the process of pulling broken bones slightly apart against muscle tension and getting the two ends of the bone in the correct position to unite properly before covering the break in a cast.

yes i broke a bone in my foot had it in a cast for 6 weeks and then rebroke the exact same bone again

A week or a month. Hope this helps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know there isn't much detail, but at leasts this answers your question!

A variety of things can cause this problem... ranging from harmless to severe. If your arm is tingling but is not cold to the touch, the tingling comes from something putting pressure on a nerve. An arm which is cold to the touch or which does not pink up within 2 seconds after you press firmly on the skin with your fingers indicates a problem with blood circulation. Either problem should not be ignored. You should definitely seek treatment. Assuming a nerve issue (neurological issue) - on one end of the scale you could simply have a pulled, torn or stressed muscle causing swelling which is pressing on the nerve. Or you could have a misplaced bone in the shoulder or neck, which is by far the most common cause. This will be especially likely if you are over 30, have a desk/sedentary job, play contact sports, have been in a major accident, or have bad posture. You could also suffer from spinal spondylosis (doctor-speak for the cushioning between your vertabrae getting worn down, causing the bones to grind and seize against each other like a badly-oiled machine). Again this is fairly common and most people will suffer some form of this as they age. The first thing you should do is see a physician. An X-ray will probably be ordered. You might also like to consider the time when the pain started - did it follow any physical trauma or injury, episode of stress, illness, or did it just "appear"? Chiropracty/physiotherapy is often a followup if a skeletal problem is detected and can be highly effective. One thing you can also do to help the situation greatly is stretches - the "neural stretch" is a good one to do, as is anything involving the upper shoulders and neck. This may alleviate your symptoms. Correct posture and stretching will have to be continued long-term to have any chance of making it "go away", though. On the severe - but rare - side you could have a tumour, nerve disorder or even something as bizarre as what happened to a friend of mine. In his case he had spina bifida, and 30 years after the hole was "plugged" the spine grew a little piece of exra bone which slowly started severing his nerves. He took some time to get it treated, by which time he had lost the feeling in his hands permanently (he still has full movement, but can't feel if he's burning his hand on the stove or cut it with a knife). This is why any neurological problems involving tingling, persistent pain or numbness should ALWAYS be checked out as soon as possible. Do so.

The collar bone

Parietal Bone

A cankle is a female's swollen ankle whose flesh merges in an unattractive way with that of the calf.

Comminuted fracture

a vascular necrosis

A Jones fracture is a fracture of the 5th metatarsal of the foot. It is often mistaken for a Dancer's fracture (avulsion of bone off base of 5th metatarsal).

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splints and plaster casts

Flexibility below the fracture is not an indication of proper circulation. Pulse, color, and temperature are all indicators of circulation.

Additionally, displacement or partial separation of a limb would also indicate that circulation is disrupted.

This happened to me I was running down a LONG aisle of stairs and fell hard on my tibia x ray said I broke it and I had to be in a wheelchair cuz the day after I was in a car crash and broke my neck

If your hand is just sprained, it should heal in 7-10 days.

At a fracture clinic.

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what is my broken patella kneecap worth in mo

There is no average or typical settlement amount. The amount of costs that the victim incurred in medical and other expenses addition to his/her time out of work would be the basis for seeking recovery. If the injured has serious surgeries and spent a lot of time in the hospital, the amount would be much higher than if they were treated in the emergency room and released.

The amount of settlement also depends on the defendant's situation. His/her insurance would only be liable up to the policy maximums. If the defendant does not have the ability to pay over that, the potential settlement would be capped there.

Bring the person to the hospital/doctor addmediatly. Before that, do not put pressure on the arm and keep the arm rested.