Can I drink alcohol if I have a broken bone

In this materially developed era, wine has become an indispensable consumer product for people. It is indispensable for work and gatherings. Its uses are becoming more and more extensive and its role is becoming more and more important. Many people know that drinking too much alcohol is bad for the body, but they still can't do without it. Drinking too much alcohol can paralyze the brain, causing dizziness, vomiting, and damage the liver. You should not drink alcohol when you are suffering from many diseases, but can you still drink alcohol if you have a fracture?

Can I drink alcohol if I have a broken bone?

The healing of fractures is generally divided into four stages, namely the granulation repair stage, which usually occurs within 2-3 weeks after the injury. At this time, the fracture site is mainly repaired by inflammatory granulation, and the local edema is quite severe. Drinking alcohol at this time will cause local exudation and edema to worsen, which is not conducive to the recovery of the disease.

The middle stage is the original callus stage, which is usually completed within 6-10 weeks after the injury. This is mainly the process of calcium deposition. At this time, you can drink a small amount of alcohol. Because each person's healing degree and fracture site are different, the time is not completely consistent, so it is better to drink less during this period.

The later stage is the fracture healing period, which is generally 8-12 weeks after the injury, and the subsequent reshaping period, which generally takes 1-2 years. During this fracture healing period and reshaping period, you can generally drink alcohol, especially medicinal liquor combined with blood circulation, tendon repair and bone setting drugs. Drinking a small amount can improve blood circulation at the fracture site and promote the patency of meridians. However, it is recommended to drink a small amount each time. Excessive consumption will have an adverse effect on the absorption of nutrients and calcium deposition.

suggestion:

1. In terms of diet, be careful not to eat spicy and irritating foods. Eat more foods that can be converted into organic gelatin, such as lean meat, fish, eggs, milk, bean products, fresh vegetables and fruits, etc.

2. In terms of medicine, take professional bone-setting, tendon-reinforcing, swelling-relief, muscle-relaxing, blood-activating and stasis-removing medicine Baxian Bone-setting Treasure for treatment, which can help fractures promote bone cell growth, help callus (bone) form quickly, and heal and recover faster in advance. After 7 days, the affected limb can be clearly felt to have strength, and after 40 days, the callus formation can be clearly seen on the X-ray. At this time, weight-bearing activities can be carried out, and it can be cured after 10 days of maintenance, based on X-rays.

What are the dangers of alcohol abuse:

Kidney: When alcohol enters the human body, it inhibits the production of antidiuretic hormone. When the body lacks this type of hormone, the kidney's absorption of water will be inhibited. When a large amount of water is lost from the body, the electrolyte balance of body fluids will be disrupted, causing adverse symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and headache.

Stomach: After excessive drinking, the gastric mucosa will be damaged, causing symptoms such as mucosal edema, bleeding, ulcers and erosion. In severe cases, it may cause gastric bleeding.

Brain: Experts have found that brain cells begin to be damaged after drinking for more than 6 minutes. If you drink excessively for a long time, your memory will decline.

Bones: After excessive drinking, alcohol will accelerate the loss of calcium in the body, making it easy to develop symptoms of osteoporosis or even fractures. Moderate drinking of beer or wine can increase bone density.