Fractures take medicine and not take medicine difference

The main difference between taking medicine and not taking medicine is the recovery speed, pain relief and prevention of complications.

Taking medicine for fracture recovery has positive significance in many aspects. First, medicine can help relieve pain. Fracture is often accompanied by severe pain, painkillers can effectively reduce the pain of patients, improve their quality of life, and help patients better cooperate with follow-up treatment and rehabilitation training. Second, some drugs that promote fracture healing can accelerate callus formation, shorten fracture healing time, and allow bones to recover to their original strength and function faster. In addition, the risk of complications may be

relatively high. once infection and other problems occur, it will further hinder the recovery of fractures, and may even cause more serious consequences. Of

course, fracture treatment not only depends on drugs, but also includes reduction, fixation and other measures. At the same time, reasonable diet, rest and rehabilitation exercise are also very important. Under appropriate circumstances, combined with drug treatment can better promote fracture recovery and improve treatment effect. Whether to take medicine and what kind of medicine to take, the doctor needs to make comprehensive evaluation and judgment according to the specific situation of the patient.