Patient's question:
My grandmother slipped and fell while taking a bath a few days ago. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they discovered it was a patellar fracture. I have a good relationship with my grandmother, and I'm planning to take some time off recently to care for her at the hospital. So, I'd like to ask the doctor what kind of foods are good for recovery after a patellar fracture?Doctor's answer:
Hello! After a patellar fracture, surgical treatment may be necessary to help the fracture heal completely and stabilize knee joint function. Patients with fractures can eat walnuts, sesame seeds, dried shrimp, nori, bone broth, lean meat, as well as loquats, apples, kiwis, soy milk, and milk to supplement nutrients such as vitamins, protein, and calcium. Additionally, it is important to get adequate sunlight and engage in rehabilitation exercises.