Wrist fracture, how long will it take to recover? When will the splint be removed?

If the fracture is treated with Chinese medicine, it only needs manual reduction, splint external fixation to prevent it, and then Chinese medicine is used to quickly set the bone. Early medication for about 7 days can basically eliminate the pain, 10 days to remove the splint, 15-20 days to do some minor housework, and basically return to normal activities in about 30 days. You can see that the callus grows well after 40 days of filming, and the fracture can basically recover after 50 days of crushing. If you can't basically recover after 50 days of medication, you should consider the level of doctors who treat fractures.

If western medicine is used to treat fractures, it is usually plaster fixation or steel plate and steel nail surgery, plaster fixation, splint fixation and so on. During this period, some anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving, blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs may be prescribed, and then the patients will go home to rest or exercise, which is very slow.

It basically takes three months to recover, and it takes six months to recover slowly, but some have not fully recovered for more than a year. Rest is the treatment after fixation, and how long it takes to heal varies from person to person.

No matter what kind of tissue injury, the principle of treatment is the same. Only by allowing the injured tissue to grow rapidly can it be healed. The focus of treatment is not fixed, rest and diet, but to make it grow rapidly. Only let the broken bone grow and heal in a short time, this is the focus of treatment.

Before the fracture has not healed, avoid eating carp, rooster, sour bamboo shoots, beef, ginger and foods with high calcium and high protein. Use western medicine with caution, especially drugs containing hormones. It is advisable to eat more fresh vegetables and moderate fresh meat. You can add me for further consultation if you have any questions.

Jushi wishes a speedy recovery.

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