Everything depends upon several factors, such as the type of fracture, the location, and the age of the person. [The younger the person, normally, the quicker the rate of healing]. Some fractures can, indeed, heal in 4 weeks, and others might take several months… It all depends upon the factors involved. I hope this helps to answer your basic question. If you have a specific case in mind, you would have to ask the treating doctor, as that would be the only person who could tell you the specifics for that injury.
: Everything depends upon several factors, such as the type of fracture, the location, and the age of the person. [The younger the person, normally, the quicker the rate of healing]. Some fractures can, indeed, heal in 4 weeks, and others might take several months… It all depends upon the factors involved. I hope this helps to answer your basic question. If you have a specific case in mind, you would have to ask the treating doctor, as that would be the only person who could tell you the specifics for that injury.usually it takes 4 weeks for the fracture to become stable, but full healing won’t occur for @ 8 to 10 weeks.
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Everything depends upon several factors, such as the type of fracture, the location, and the age of the person. [The younger the person, normally, the quicker the rate of healing]. Some fractures can, indeed, heal in 4 weeks, and others might take several months… It all depends upon the factors involved. I hope this helps to answer your basic question. If you have a specific case in mind, you would have to ask the treating doctor, as that would be the only person who could tell you the specifics for that injury.
how long to heal
: Everything depends upon several factors, such as the type of fracture, the location, and the age of the person. [The younger the person, normally, the quicker the rate of healing]. Some fractures can, indeed, heal in 4 weeks, and others might take several months… It all depends upon the factors involved. I hope this helps to answer your basic question. If you have a specific case in mind, you would have to ask the treating doctor, as that would be the only person who could tell you the specifics for that injury.usually it takes 4 weeks for the fracture to become stable, but full healing won’t occur for @ 8 to 10 weeks.