Does old people fracture eat calcium tablet useful

Calcium tablets are only an auxiliary treatment for the elderly after fracture. They can supplement calcium in the body and do not play a fundamental therapeutic role. Calcium supplements can be appropriate, but excessive calcium tablets should be prevented to prevent calcium deposition and stone formation. After fracture, targeted treatment needs to be taken according to the degree and type of fracture combined with personal constitution, mainly early reduction and firm fixation. Conservative treatment includes traction, plaster or splint fixation. Surgical treatment includes open reduction and internal fixation to maintain the stability of fracture and promote callus formation. In addition, early muscle contraction exercise and local hot compress can improve blood circulation and eliminate swelling and pain. Proper functional exercise after callus formation is also conducive to the recovery of limb fracture and limb function.