Breaks, burns, contusions etc. all cause swelling. A break usually swells to the point that the skin is pushed outward all around the break ( circumferential ) so it usually the most noticeable.
I Have broken many bones, right when You break it some time it may feel cold or even hot. But once You get your cast on, it's very warm more so in the summer! I hope this helped :)
depends what bone it is! however as I sit here typing with a broken humerus (2nd time) and shoulder I can assure you the pain makes you feel very violently sick. this can actually last a few days. it can also cause you to have an upset stomach - I guess that's shock for you!
shin splints, muscles close to the bone are tight. kneeling down fully can stretch it out
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It really depends on the person. In theory, when inflicted enough, every part of the body should feel pain. (Also your thigh bone is stronger than concrete so you don't get many cases of broken thigh bones)
yes you can, the patient will not feel the broken bone once the cast is on.
It is a throbbing pain and you can feel the bone slipping off and on the other half of the bone.
No
Their treatment methods were really painful. They would try to pull the broken bone back into place. When they would feel that everything is right, they would splint the broken bone.
Your heel is a bone called the calcaneous, and bones can certainly be broken. If you feel you have broken or cracked a bone, have your doctor X-ray it to be certain. They can give you a cast that you can walk on until the bone heals.
your breast feel tight how tight can i feel them
I Have broken many bones, right when You break it some time it may feel cold or even hot. But once You get your cast on, it's very warm more so in the summer! I hope this helped :)
No not at all, i had 3 pins in my right thumb and got them taken out..2 days ago. It didnt hurt at all! ( because its IN the bone ) if you scratched a bone would you feel it? ...so yah you feel nothing
Yes, depending on the break you can get very tired. If you take pain medication, you might feel loopey or tired afterwards. Not every bone break makes you tired though.
In the middle ages a broken bone would be set by a physician and put in a sling. It would be immobilized by being wound tightly with cloth. Rather than an X-ray, the physician would use feel and would assume the bone was broken by the amount of swelling. They did not have the ability today of distinguishing the various types of problems they do today but they could heal broken bones. Holding sprained ankles still would also heal them.
because your bone will go in.
only if the ring is too tight...if you feel tingles in your thumb you are most likely to cut off the circulation and may notice a blue ring around your finger! too tight! too tight!