NO: While the body has the potential to heal all fractures - barring any metabolic problem or infection - there are many factors to consider. Some fracture patterns are too unstable to heal without treatment, and some areas have such poor blood supply that healing is unlikely without some type of intervention. These are just a few examples. Your orthopod should be able to guide your treatment.
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NO: Most but not all. Make sure you are examined by an MD for fracture
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Nonunion: A fracture that fails to heal in a reasonable amount of time is called a nonunion.
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