Patient's question:
Yesterday, I went to play soccer with my friends. At that time, I thought there was nothing wrong, but unfortunately, I rear-ended a motorcycle on the way back. My legs hurt a lot at the time. When I went to the hospital, the doctor said I had multiple injuries and it might take a long time for the wounds to heal. Recently, the bone callus is growing slowly. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If the callus grows slowly, you can take internal medicine that promotes callus evolution and combine it with many physical therapies, such as infrared irradiation therapy, cold compress therapy, ultrashort wave therapy, etc., to enhance blood and qi circulation and promote callus evolution to prevent joint adhesion. In addition to internal medicine and external treatments, you can also include in your daily diet foods rich in high protein and calcium to promote calcium metabolism and further aid in callus healing.