Does fracture plaster promote healing?

Plaster after fracture can promote healing to a certain extent, but pay attention to the correct method of use and scope of application, can not replace regular treatment, and special groups need to follow the doctor's advice. Plaster after fracture can promote healing to a certain extent, but pay attention to the correct method of use and scope of application. Plaster is a traditional Chinese medicine treatment, administered through the skin, with certain analgesic, detumescent and blood circulation promoting effects. For fracture healing, plaster can: relieve pain: the ingredients in plaster can reduce pain and discomfort at the fracture site, improve patient comfort. Detumescence: plaster can help reduce swelling at the fracture site, promote inflammation resolution. Promote blood circulation: Improve the blood supply to the fracture site and provide a better nutritional environment for fracture healing. However, it should be clear that plaster is not a substitute for regular treatment. After fracture occurs, seek medical attention promptly for detailed diagnosis and treatment. The doctor will make a suitable treatment plan according to the type, severity and individual situation of the patient, including reduction, fixation and rehabilitation training. When using the plaster, you should pay attention to the following points: Choose the right plaster: There are many types of plaster on the market, and you should choose the plaster suitable for fracture according to the doctor's advice or instructions. Correct use: Apply the plaster correctly according to the instructions to ensure that the medicine works well. Be careful of skin reactions: some patients may be allergic to the ingredients in the plaster, and skin itching, redness and other discomfort reactions may occur after use. If this occurs, stop using it immediately and clean the skin. Patients should follow the doctor's advice for comprehensive treatment. Regular review: During the use of plaster, you should go to the hospital regularly for review to understand the healing of fractures, so as to adjust the treatment plan in time. For some special groups, such as pregnant women, children, skin allergies, etc., consult the doctor before using plaster. In addition, some severe fractures or other diseases may not be suitable for plaster and further treatment is required. In short, plaster can play a role in the healing process of fractures, but it cannot replace regular medical treatment. When using plaster, follow the doctor's advice and pay attention to the correct use method and precautions. If there is any doubt about the treatment of fractures, you should communicate with your doctor in time to obtain the best treatment results.