Foot fracture, sleeping position.

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After a foot fracture, proper sleeping position is important to promote fracture healing, generally including supine position, lateral position, etc.

Foot fracture, sleeping position.

1. Supine position

This is the most recommended position because supine position keeps the injured foot relatively still and reduces unnecessary movement and stress. You can raise the injured foot pad and use a pillow or pillow to support it to help reduce swelling.

2. Lateral position

Foot fracture, sleeping position.

If you must lie on your side, make sure the injured foot is on top and slightly raised. You can use a pillow or pillow to support the injured foot and knee to reduce

stress and swelling.



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