Orbital fracture can oneself restore

Orbital fracture should be judged according to the condition whether it can recover by itself.

Orbital fracture is usually related to indirect violence or direct violence. If the patient has mild trauma, no abnormality in appearance, and no muscle stagnation and enophthalmos, he can generally recover by himself. If the patient has local muscle stagnation, enophthalmos or eye movement disorder, he generally cannot recover by himself. The patient should undergo surgery in time to prevent eye deformity and permanent limitation of eyeball movement.

In daily life, the patient should maintain adequate nutrition intake and do a good job of cold and warm weather to prevent upper respiratory tract infection.