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What are Forearm Bone Fractures?

Description of the disease

Forearm bone fractures are injuries in which the integrity of the forearm bones is compromised. This can occur due to trauma, a fall, or an accident.

Classification

  • Closed fracture
  • Open fracture
  • Displaced fracture
  • Non-displaced fracture

Symptoms

Indicative signs of a forearm fracture may include sudden pain, swelling, and bone displacement.

Causes

Forearm bone fractures can be caused by trauma, an accident, a fall, or may occur as a result of osteoporosis.

Diagnosis

X-rays are usually required to diagnose forearm fractures.

Treatment

Treatment for forearm fractures may involve the use of a cast, physiotherapy, or in some cases, surgical intervention.

Prevention

Preventive measures include being cautious during sports activities, using protective gear, and preventing osteoporosis.

Doctor

Forearm bone fracture treatment is provided by an orthopedic surgeon.

Note: This material is provided solely for informational purposes and is not medical advice.