[header] How to treat a growth plate fracture [title] Identify symptoms of a growth plate fracture. [step] You may have pain or discomfort and dismiss it as a minor injury. But a growth plate fracture can be serious and affect the way your bone grows.
[header] How to treat a growth plate fracture [title] Identify symptoms of a growth plate fracture. [step] You may have pain or discomfort and dismiss it as a minor injury. But a growth plate fracture can be serious and affect the way your bone grows.
To help you diagnose a growth plate fracture, look for a lump, bump, or scar on your bone. You may also notice tearing or bruising that will slow down the progression of your fracture. In order to treat a growth plate fracture, you will need to determine which symptoms your body has been looking for. [substeps] Compression of the blood vessels (myocardial compression) or problems with blood vessels in the center of the affected portion of your bone can contribute to a growth plate fracture. Severe fractures happen because of nerve damage, infection, missing teeth, and bones breaking prematurely. Recovery from a growth plate fracture will require that you stop your diet and exercise to prevent these symptoms from occurring. Identifying the symptoms of a growth plate fracture can ensure that you get proper treatment. It can also help the bone heal properly and prevent stunted bone growth or deformity.