Patient's question:
January 14, 2013, Wenzhou Affiliated HospitalDoctor's answer:
After a fracture, the stability of the head will deteriorate, making it prone to poor alignment. Poor alignment refers to the angular deviation between the two ends of the fractured bone. Poor positioning means that the two broken ends of the bone cannot align well. Displacement occurs when the fracture is not properly fixed after the injury or when fixation is insufficient. The need for reduction must be assessed based on the specific situation.The emergence of pediatric orthopedic rehabilitation has significantly impacted patients' lives. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients need to pay more attention to daily care. It is recommended to consume more vegetables and fruits, as well as foods rich in calcium, to reduce the risk of recurrence.