Patient's question:
On August 13, 2010, the child jumped from a height and landed on the ground. After X-ray examination at Yulin Xingyuan Hospital, it was revealed that the child had a wrist fracture.Doctor's answer:
Since the time since the injury is relatively short, it is recommended that the child focus on rest in the near future. The forearm should be elevated appropriately to facilitate blood circulation. In daily life, you can supplement the child with foods rich in calcium, encouraging them to eat more vegetables and fruits to ensure the healing of the injury. To avoid affecting the child's studies, you can pick up and drop off the child for school. However, if the fracture occurs in the wrist of the hand used for writing, it may affect writing in the short term. Best regards