BONE FRACTURE HEALING STAGES EXPLAINED

Learn how broken bones heal step by step, what happens inside your body, and how to recover safely and faster.

WHAT IS A BONE FRACTURE

A bone fracture occurs when a bone cracks or breaks due to trauma, stress, or weak bone strength. Healing starts immediately after injury.

STAGE ONE HEMATOMA FORMATION

Right after injury, blood collects around the fracture. This clot triggers inflammation and starts the healing response.

STAGE TWO SOFT CALLUS FORMATION

Fibrocartilage forms between broken bones, creating a soft bridge that stabilizes the fracture during early healing.

STAGE THREE HARD CALLUS FORMATION

The soft callus hardens as minerals build up. New bone becomes stronger and more stable over time.

STAGE FOUR BONE REMODELING

Old bone is reshaped into strong mature bone. This phase restores shape, strength, and function.

FACTORS AFFECTING HEALING TIME

Age, nutrition, fracture type, stability, and overall health can speed up or delay bone healing.

RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION

Physical therapy, proper nutrition, and gradual movement help restore strength and prevent complications.

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