Can I use intravenous infusion to reduce inflammation if I have a fracture without surgery?

In life, many people accidentally break bones when doing physical labor. The first thing to do when a bone is broken is to find a doctor to straighten the bone. It will take 100 days to recover from the injury and you must rest well. After the bone is connected, you need to drink some bone soup frequently to replenish it, apply some bone-setting water on the wound, and take some anti-inflammatory drugs when necessary. So, do you use intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs for fractures without surgery?

Generally speaking, for an incision like yours, you can stop using anti-inflammatory injections 48 hours after surgery. This is the recommendation in the national antibiotic use guidelines, but clinically it is usually 3 to 5 days. If your wound is not red, swollen or infected (note that it is the redness and swelling of the wound, not the swelling of your fractured limb), you can switch to oral antibiotics. I hope the answer is helpful to you

The main purpose of using antibiotics after fracture surgery is to prevent wound and bone infection. If the antibiotics are used reasonably during treatment, there are no underlying diseases such as diabetes, no rheumatism or rheumatoid arthritis, and the patient is not an elderly person, it is generally acceptable to use antibiotics for 5 days. It is then recommended to continue oral antibiotics for 7 days. However, many orthopedic surgeons are afraid of bone infection because once the infection occurs, it will be a very difficult situation for both the patient and the doctor to deal with. Therefore, doctors in many hospitals recommend the use of antibiotics for 7-10 days.

For current treatment, three days of intravenous infusion is generally sufficient after the steel plate is removed. The only treatment is the use of antibiotics to prevent infection and drugs to reduce swelling. Of course, each hospital has different treatment plans.

In this case, as long as there is no inflammation, you don't need to infuse, you can take oral medication

Guidance: In this case, using 6 bottles is not a small amount. In fact, as long as it is done under sterile operation, you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs in the future, or you don’t need to use it. Just pay attention to wound disinfection.

This needs to be analyzed according to the specific situation. The prevention and treatment of postoperative infection can take three days or a week.

Guidance: It is recommended to consult the child's attending physician to get a clear answer.

Generally, after the internal fixation is removed, drugs are routinely infused to promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, improve circulation, and fight infection.

Guidance: Generally, anti-infection is the main treatment. 3 to 4 days of hanging are enough, and then you can switch to oral medication to continue consolidation treatment. You can stop now. I wish you a speedy recovery.

The child underwent upper limb plate fixation removal surgery 4 days ago and was given anti-inflammatory treatment after the surgery to avoid infection of the incision.

Guidance: As long as there is no sign of infection in the incision, 4 days of infusion is sufficient and no further infusion is needed. Just change the incision dressing on time.