In the case of childhood bone fractures, it is particularly important that the child’s skeleton is not yet fully mature. The periosteum is still soft and often remains intact when injured, while the underlying bone tissue, which is already more stable, may be broken. This is then referred to as a so-called greenwood fracture. Dangerous … Physiotherapy after a child’s fracture
Exercises The exercises vary of course depending on the location of the fracture, but are generally the same. First, the child should learn to move the broken limb again without fear, appropriately and correctly, then the load on the broken limb is trained again. At the end of the therapy, the pain-free, safe and fear-free … Exercises | Physiotherapy after a child’s fracture
Schüssler salt No. 1 Calicum flouratum and No. 2 Calcium Phosphoricum are recommended as Schüssler salts for bone fractures. The preparations can also be taken in parallel. Calcium Phosphate is an important component of the mineral bone and can be taken as a supplement for fractures to support healing. Calcium phosphoricum can also be helpful … Schüssler salt | Physiotherapy after a child’s fracture
