Bone fractures are a very frequent illness that can affect anyone at any age. If you are older than 50 or have a family history of osteoporosis, talk to your doctor about getting a bone density screening.In medicine, a broken bone is referred to as a fracture. Fractures typically occur as a result of traumas like falls, car accidents, or sports injuries. However, several health issues and repetitive activities (like jogging) can increase your risk of getting a specific type of fracture. To heal a damaged bone, surgery can be necessary. Some patients only need a splint, cast, brace, or sling to help their bones mend. Your time to recover totally will vary depending on which of your bones are broken, where the break occurred, and what caused it. Bone fractures and broken bones both describe the same injury. They can be used in place of one another. Because a broken bone is referred to as a fracture in medical terminology, your healthcare provider will likely use that term while diagnosing your fractured bone.
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