Trauma and Fracture Cases
Care Before the Procedure
- Intense pain, swelling, or bruising at the injury site.
- Deformity or visible abnormal alignment of affected limb.
- Inability to move limb due to severe discomfort.
- Tenderness and sensitivity around the broken or injured area.
Care During the Procedure
- Road traffic accidents causing high-impact injuries.
- Falls or sports-related injuries stressing bones and tissues.
- Osteoporosis or weak bones increasing fracture risk.
- Sudden trauma or direct blow to the limbs or body.
Care After the Procedure
- Use protective gear during sports or high-risk activities.
- Strengthen bones with proper diet and regular exercise.
- Seek immediate medical attention for accurate diagnosis.
- Follow prescribed immobilisation, physiotherapy, or surgical interventions as advised by healthcare professionals.
- Intense pain, swelling, or bruising at the injury site.
- Deformity or visible abnormal alignment of affected limb.
- Inability to move limb due to severe discomfort.
- Tenderness and sensitivity around the broken or injured area.
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