How long does foot fracture detumescence last?

For patients who show foot trauma swelling, how long it can be detumescent is mainly determined by the bone damage and the degree of foot soft tissue damage. If the patient has a foot fracture, the fracture end damage is relatively light, and the surrounding soft tissue has no obvious damage, this kind of swelling will generally be absorbed and subsided in about two weeks. For foot fractures that show obvious damage to the broken end of the fracture, resulting in obvious bleeding at the fracture site or obvious soft tissue damage to the foot, this situation will affect the blood supply of the foot, and the swelling will subside slowly, and this situation generally takes 3 to 4 weeks for the swelling to gradually absorb and subside.