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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can't get out of bed to urinate. Just lie on the bed and take a urinal to urine, and practice by yourself if you can't pee. The exertion of the legs may cause the fracture to be displaced again, and you will cause congestion in the lower limbs after you get up, and it will be swollen and painful at that time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Now is the immobilization period, it is best not to exert your legs, if there is no injury elsewhere, you can ask your family to hug you! Or carry you to the WC and sit down.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If displacement occurs, the most obvious symptom is severe pain. Two months have also recovered almost. It shouldn't be easily displaced.
He may have seen you draw paper but got angry before you handed it to him, so he probably misunderstood, and you told him you were going to give it to him.
You have to be supervised to go to the toilet, because you have been bedridden for a month, and your body's immune functions are declining, and your body is extremely weak.
Whatever, are you still holding back?
You have the autonomy to decide for yourself! I just advise you not to force it, it will be a problem if you burst your organs or stain your mattress!
How is that possible?