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Bone Fractures treatment in India

Bone Fracture is a common problem that occurs when the Bone breaks because of any reason. The cases are common in the country but the bone fractures treatment in India helps to recover from it entirely.

Reasons for Bone Fractures

Accident
Trauma
Falls
Sports injuries
Repetitive stress on joint areas

Other than these factors, a few more causes may increase the risk of fracture: age, osteoporosis, weakened bones, and certain medical conditions.

Types of Bone Fractures Treatment in India:

Complete fractures

When the Bone breaks into two or more parts, it is termed a complete Fracture. Transverse, oblique, spiral, and comminute fracture are the types of complete Fracture.

Complete fractures
Incomplete fractures

Incomplete fractures

When a bone breaks but doesn’t part, it is an incomplete fracture. It takes less time to heal and causes less pain. Usually, surgeries aren’t required for incomplete fractures. Greenstick, buckle, and stress fractures are common incomplete fractures.

Open (compound) fractures vs closed (simple) fractures

  • Open Fractures: When a bone breaks down so that it tears off the skin and takes longer to heal, in these cases, the doctors join the Bone, and then the layers of skin heal.
  • Close Fracture: There are no marks on the skin, but it causes internal injury, making it an even more severe problem. Doctors can diagnose it with X-rays or CT scans to know the severity of the case.

Other than these types, Non-union (the bone doesn’t heal on its own) or malunion (the bone fixes abnormally) cases also occur, where the patient gets worried over their condition.

 

Signs and Symptoms of Bone Fracture:

Pain, swelling, and bruising around the injured area
Visible deformity or misalignment of the Bone
Difficulty moving or using the affected limb
Numbness, tingling, or loss of sensation near the fracture site

Diagnose Bone Fracture

How to Diagnose Bone Fracture?

Bone fracture or broken bone is diagnosed with the help of X-rays, CT scan and MRI scans. It causes severe pain and inability to move the injured area. For a complete or open fracture, it is evident to the doctors that a major fracture has been there. Getting the proper diagnosis for accurate treatment and quick recovery is crucial.

How to Treat Bone Fracture?

There are two types to treat bone fractures- the First is non-surgical, and the second is surgical way. Doctors use both ways depending on the condition and severity of the diseases. As paediatric orthopaedic surgeons, we prefer non-surgical ways to treat fractures in cases of young children or teenagers.

Treat Bone Fracture

For Non-Surgical ways-

Immobilisation
Immobilisation
Casting
Splinting
Bracing
Booting (for foot)

For Surgical ways-

Internal fixation (plates, screws)
External fixation (pins, wires)

Along with these treatments, rehabilitation and physical therapy are required to speed up healing.

Conclusion

Bone fractures can be painful and disruptive, but they can heal effectively with proper knowledge and care. Understanding the causes, types, and treatment options empowers you to make informed decisions and support your recovery journey. Dr. Avtar Singh is a healthcare professional, providing orthopaedic treatment in India, for a personalised diagnosis and accurate treatment plan. Stay proactive about bone health and injury prevention to promote a solid and resilient skeletal system.