Pediatric Fracture Treatment

Pediatric fracture treatment involves caring for broken bones in children, who often heal faster than adults. Treatment typically includes immobilizing the fracture with a cast or splint to keep the bone stable while it heals. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to properly align the bones. Pain management and follow-up visits ensure the child is healing well. It's important to encourage gentle movement and physical therapy as recovery progresses, helping to restore strength and flexibility. Overall, the goal is to support the child’s healing and return them to normal activities safely.