An undisplaced fracture is one where the bone breaks or cracks but retains its position or does not move out of alignment. Undisplaced fracture treatment usually involves immobilizing the injured bone with a splint, cast, or brace, to promote healing and reduce pain and swelling.
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Should I wear a boot all the time for fracture treatment?
Query: Hello doctor, Fifteen days back, I twisted my left foot while playing football and heard a popping sound. I had got an X-ray done on that day. My doctor checked the X-ray and informed me that there was no fracture, and asked me to take rest for a few days. However, ten days back, when I visited the ... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. As there was a cracking sound when you injured your foot; there might have been an undisplaced fracture. A fracture takes a minimum of three weeks to heal. During the healing period, there must be no movement of the fracture site. I suggest you to wear boots while wa... Read Full »
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