Question 1

Is the outcome of fracture surgery treatment permanent?

Accepted Answer

Only if you follow the post-surgery instructions will the outcomes of the bone fracture treatment be lasting. It also necessitates the use of appropriate medication and counselling.

Question 2

Can I prevent fractures?

Accepted Answer

You can prevent fractures with the help of an orthopedic doctor who specializes in sports medicine. (I do. It specialise in Sports medicine hence change this )If you have osteoporosis or are involved in sports, you should take injury prevention seriously. You can reduce your chance of injury by changing your lifestyle.

Question 3

What are the causes of fractures?

Accepted Answer

Trauma from sports, exercise, a major fall, or a car accident is the most prevalent cause of fractures. Fractures can also result from overuse and misuse of joints. While your bones are somewhat flexible, they can break if you put too much stress on them. Osteoporosis is a major contributor to bone fractures in the elderly.

Question 4

What is the first line of treatment for a fracture?

Accepted Answer

The initial step in treating a fracture is the realignment of the broken limb part (if it is significantly distorted), then immobilization of the fractured extremity in a splint. Your doctor will examine the distal neurologic and vascular status pre and post-realignment and splinting.

Question 5

What happens if you don't treat a fracture?

Accepted Answer

A nonunion or a delayed union can occur if a bone fracture is left untreated. The bone in the former situation does not heal at all; hence it will remain broken. Swelling, soreness, and discomfort will worsen over time as a result.

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