Unable to make a fist after metacarpal fracture

$Unable to make a fist after metacarpal fracture$

Fracture is a common clinical problem. It may be caused by many reasons. The most direct one is probably the fracture caused by external factors. Bones in many parts of the human body are relatively fragile, so the locations of fractures are also quite diverse. In this case, treatment and conditioning must be carried out in combination with one's own situation and the degree of fracture. People may also experience many sequelae after a fracture, such as being unable to clench their fist after a metacarpal fracture.

1. Do what you can. The healing time of metacarpal fracture is generally 6 weeks, but this varies from person to person. If it is a young person or a child, it can usually heal in this time (if the care is good), and no medication is needed during this period. If there are special circumstances, you still need to go to a regular hospital for timely treatment. If you want to clench your fist, it is recommended that you do it according to your ability after 6 weeks, starting with light movements and then moving on to heavier ones, so that you can gradually adapt.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment Traditional Chinese medicine has a good effect on the recovery of fractures and has no side effects. The more commonly used pure Chinese herbal preparation is the Xiuzhen Jingyaokang Capsule, which has the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, reducing swelling and relieving pain, and repairing tendons and bones. The medicinal ingredient in it, bone dryness, can fundamentally nourish the kidneys and strengthen bones, heal wounds and relieve pain, and can effectively promote the healing of fracture sites and the growth of bone callus. During the processing of Xiuzhen Jingyaokang Capsules, the world's most advanced technology is used to ultra-finely grind the medicinal materials, so that the active ingredients of the medicine can be absorbed by the human body more quickly and take effect quickly.

3. Diet In fact, for patients with fractures, the broken bones will release calcium ions, and serum calcium will increase, leading to an increased burden on the kidneys, so in theory there is no need for calcium supplementation. As for pathological fractures or late stages of fractures, appropriate calcium supplements can be taken. As for bone soup, as long as you have a good appetite, you can eat a moderate amount, but not large amounts.

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