Patient's question:
My son suffered a fracture from a fall at school, and I want to take him for surgery. What is the best time for surgical treatment of pediatric fractures?Doctor's answer:
If a child experiences another fracture, it should be taken to the hospital as soon as possible for an X-ray to assess the severity. If it is not severe, conservative treatment can be considered, including manual reduction. However, if it is more serious, the best time for surgery is immediately after improving relevant examinations and performing the surgery. If the treatment is delayed, it may leave behind sequelae or even lead to irreversible consequences. After surgery, black beans and goji berries can be used to cook bone soup together to promote bone healing.