What symptom can fracture have?

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When we are engaged in some more dangerous work, fracture will happen at any time. Experts say that for jobs like this, where fractures often occur, we should learn more about fractures before engaging in them. After all, it is a disease that causes harm to our health. So, what are the symptoms after fracture? Now let's talk about it.

What symptom can fracture have?

Pain and tenderness: after fracture, due to local tissue damage, or some muscle spasm, can produce varying degrees of pain. There are obvious local tenderness and percussion pain in the fracture site, which is often one of the bases to judge whether there are fracture symptoms.

Local swelling, chopsticks spots and skin abrasions: after fracture, local blood vessels are damaged and collaterals are blocked, and swelling may occur. If the fracture bleeding more, overflow in the subcutaneous, that is, into a plaque. If the myofascial area of the fracture is complete and the bleeding can not overflow, or the circulation is blocked due to the compression of the fracture end, the pressure in the myofascial area will continue to increase, which will affect the arterial blood perfusion, resulting in muscle ischemia and hypoxia, and in severe cases, muscle necrosis and ischemia.

After fracture, the fracture site may appear swelling due to blood injury and blockage of meridians. If there is more bleeding in the fracture area, the plaque will form under the skin. If the myofascial part of the fracture is complete, but the blood can not seep out under the skin, it will affect the arterial blood perfusion, and then it will cause muscle ischemia, hypoxia, and even muscle necrosis.

matters needing attention

After all, fracture is a bone disease. When we treat it, we must seriously follow the guidance of doctors to avoid the disease becoming serious. In addition, after the fracture is cured, it is necessary for us to observe the growth of the bone through the instrument, so as to avoid some sequelae.