5 Mistakes People Make After a Bone Fracture – Advice from Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav

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A bone fracture can happen suddenly—due to an accident, fall, or sports injury. The first few weeks after a fracture are crucial. However, many people unknowingly make mistakes that delay healing or cause long-term issues.

Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav, a leading Orthopedic Surgeon in PCMC, Pune, highlights the 5 most common mistakes people make after a fracture and how to avoid them.

 


 

1. Not Getting an X-ray or Diagnosis Immediately

Some people ignore the pain and swelling after a fall, thinking it's just a sprain. But without an X-ray, it's hard to know if the bone is fractured.

Delaying diagnosis can lead to the bone healing incorrectly. Always consult an orthopedic doctor for proper assessment.

 


 

2. Removing the Cast or Support Too Early

This is a common mistake. Many patients feel better after a few days and try to walk or use the injured part before full healing.

According to Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav, removing a plaster or support early can shift bone alignment and cause re-injury or delayed healing.

 


 

3. Not Following Physiotherapy or Rehabilitation

Once the fracture heals, people often stop all treatment. But rehabilitation is just as important as the treatment itself.

Skipping physiotherapy can lead to stiffness, weak muscles, and limited joint movement. A proper rehab plan ensures full recovery.

 


 

4. Applying Wrong Home Remedies

Some patients apply oils, tie tight cloth around the fracture, or follow advice from untrained practitioners. This can do more harm than good.

Bone healing is a medical process. Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav advises avoiding desi nuskhe (home tricks) and sticking to evidence-based treatment.

 


 

5. Not Taking Follow-up Appointments Seriously

Once the pain reduces, many patients skip follow-up visits. But X-rays and reviews help the doctor confirm that the bone is healing properly.

Without proper follow-up, hidden complications like non-union or malunion of the bone may go undetected.

 


 

How to Ensure Proper Fracture Healing?

  • Always consult a qualified orthopedic doctor

  • Follow the treatment plan strictly

  • Don't rush into using the injured limb

  • Take calcium and bone health supplements if advised

  • Attend all follow-ups and do recommended exercises

 


 

Why Choose Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav for Fracture Treatment?

  • 10+ years of experience in bone and joint care

  • Expert in treating complex fractures and trauma cases

  • Offers digital X-ray, plaster, surgery, and rehab support at one place

  • Known for accurate diagnosis and ethical treatment

  • Practices at Ayush Orthopedic Clinic, PCMC, Pune

 


 

Conclusion

Fractures can heal well with the right care—but one wrong step can cause long-term damage. Avoid these 5 mistakes and trust only an expert for proper guidance.

Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav, one of the Best Orthopedic Doctors in PCMC, ensures every patient receives complete and personalized bone care—from diagnosis to recovery.

 

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