What symptom does fracture have?

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It's hard to avoid bumps in life. Sometimes it doesn't hurt much, but sometimes it's very serious, such as fracture. Sometimes fracture may cause lifelong disability. Fracture refers to the complete or partial fracture of bone structure, which is more common in children and the elderly, and sometimes occurs in young and middle-aged people. The common symptom of fracture is one site fracture, and only a few are multiple fractures. Now let's talk about the specific manifestations of fracture?

What symptom does fracture have?

Then there is local swelling, as well as skin abrasions. After fracture, local blood vessels will be damaged, which will block the collaterals and cause swelling. If there is more bleeding at the fracture site, there may be plaque. If the myofascial integrity at the fracture site prevents bleeding from overflowing, it will cause muscle ischemia and hypoxia.

At the beginning of fracture, patients will have low fever, thirst, upset and other symptoms. After fracture, due to local tissue damage, some muscle spasm, there may be varying degrees of pain. The fracture site has obvious local tenderness. This method is often one of the main basis for judging whether there are fracture symptoms.

After fracture, the fracture site may appear swelling due to blood injury and blockage of meridians. If there is more bleeding in the fracture area, the plaque will form under the skin. If the myofascial part of the fracture is complete, but the blood can not seep out under the skin, it will affect the arterial blood perfusion, and then it will cause muscle ischemia, hypoxia, and even muscle necrosis.

matters needing attention

Finally, we want to say that some people think that after fracture, adding more calcium can accelerate the healing of the broken bone. In fact, increasing the amount of calcium can not accelerate the healing of the broken bone. We should pay more attention to long-term bedridden fracture patients.