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Fractured In Thigh Bone, Suggest Me The Treatment

I m nandhini my brother mt with an accident!! he gt fractured in thigh bone (middle one third) is it possible to recovered quickly.. is the femur bone fuses easily.. what r treatment should gvn to him...
Mon, 5 Mar 2012
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
The femur is the thickest bone in the body and a fracture of this bone needs utmost care by an expert. Depending on your bro's age and the fracture position, an orthopaedic surgeon will either advice non-operative or operative treatment. Either way, it' ll take 2-3 months to heal, faster in children below 12 yrs. Once operated, the patient can get up with crutches with a week.
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General & Family Physician Dr. Pavan Kumar Gupta's  Response
Hello.welcome.Yes with proper treatment the bone fuses easily normally.Regular treatment as advised by the doctor should be given along with adequate rest and good healthy diet and proper calcium,iron,VIT D and protein supplements.good luck.
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Fractured In Thigh Bone, Suggest Me The Treatment

The femur is the thickest bone in the body and a fracture of this bone needs utmost care by an expert. Depending on your bro s age and the fracture position, an orthopaedic surgeon will either advice non-operative or operative treatment. Either way, it ll take 2-3 months to heal, faster in children below 12 yrs. Once operated, the patient can get up with crutches with a week.