Is a hip fracture dangerous?

Fracture of the femur is one of the serious fractures, so it must be dealt with quickly due to the profuse bleeding that accompanies this pattern. Femoral neck fractures are relatively rare fractures, but they are very dangerous types due to dry necrosis and lack of fusion as major complications that lead to the death of the patient if treatment is neglected. Elderly people are among the most at risk groups.

When will the femoral neck fracture heal?

The length of the recovery period depends on the type and location of the fracture. On average, full recovery takes 1 to 4 months after femoral neck surgery, but the injured person may not return to his former condition.

Why is a femoral neck fracture called a death fracture?

Severe pain associated with fractures of the neck of the femur causes the patient to stay for a long time in the hospital, which results in the risk of many complications and complications.

When is it allowed to walk after installing femoral neck screws?

In the event that the patient is able to move, physical rehabilitation exercises can be started during the first week of the injury (after 5 to 10 days).

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