Did you know that the chance of a person sustaining a fracture may seem low at 1 in 1000 in a year? However, when projected with India’s population of 1.4 billion, the numbers come to a staggering 14 crores. This highlights the high burden of fractures in our country.
Every fracture is unique and requires a specific treatment plan based on its biology, age, and time of injury. This means that treating fractures, whether with surgery or not, is a lengthy process. It often involves physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and family support. This can be particularly challenging for those who need to take long leaves from work and face loss of pay.
Tackling fractures can be a complicated process, especially when compared to replacement surgeries. However, there are multiple management options available for different types of fractures in both children and adults. These options include conservative and surgical treatments, depending on factors such as age, fracture type, and location.
Dr. Mittal has performed more than thousand fracture surgeries. You can connect with us for further details.