Can I walk after two months of fracture?

Fracture is a common disease nowadays. There are many causes of fracture. Fracture caused by external force is extremely harmful to the body. Generally, it is a comminuted fracture. This type of fracture requires surgical treatment, and the patient needs to rest in bed for a long time, which will be of great help to the treatment of fracture. Can I walk two months after a fracture? This is a question that many patients have. It depends on the patient's specific situation. The following is a detailed introduction.

If there is swelling, pain, joint stiffness and difficulty in flexing and extending the joints, further rehabilitation treatment can be carried out by applying the traditional Chinese medicine bone-setting powder for treating bone injuries.

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The typical manifestations of fracture patients are local deformation after injury, abnormal movement of limbs, and bone friction sound when moving the limbs. In addition, the wound is extremely painful, with local swelling and bruising, and movement disorders occur after the injury.

The ultimate goal of fracture treatment is to restore the function of the injured limb to the maximum extent possible. Therefore, in the treatment of fractures, the three basic principles of reduction, fixation and functional exercise are very important.

1. Reset

It is to restore the displaced fracture ends to their normal or close to original anatomical relationship, so as to restore the supporting function of the bones. There are two methods of reduction: closed reduction and surgical reduction.

2. Fixation

After the fracture is reduced, it is unstable and prone to re-displacement. Therefore, different methods should be used to fix it in a satisfactory position so that it can heal gradually. Commonly used fixation methods include: small splints, plaster bandages, external fixation brackets, traction and braking fixation, etc. These fixation methods are called external fixation. If the incision is made during surgery and fixed with steel plates, steel pins, intramedullary nails, screws, etc., it is called internal fixation.

3. Functional exercise

By contracting the muscles of the injured limb, blood circulation in the tissues surrounding the fracture is increased, fracture healing is promoted, and muscle atrophy is prevented. By actively or passively moving the unfixed joints, joint adhesion and joint capsule contracture are prevented, so that the function of the injured limb can be restored to its normal state before the fracture as soon as possible.