First Aid For Fractures

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Children are constantly bumping and bruising themselves. All it takes is one fall too hard, and your child just might end up with a broken bone. One out of five people has a fracture at some point of time in their lives, and the maximum of these fractures occur during childhood. What according to you should be done to avoid these fractures? Share with us!

Melissa

My 2 yr. old son just had his first hairline fracture thanks to his brother. I want to say this web site helped me out so very much. I learned what to do and what not do to do with a fracture. Thank y...

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Deepti

I am exactly in the same boat. Moreover, my son specifically told me he wants a brother/sister whose parents we are in the same way that we are his parents and who lives in OUR house....

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Renu

In olden days, people used turmeric as an antiseptic for sprains or swellings.
They used to grind the turmeric, put it on a cloth and wrap it on the sprain.

Although this is a lo...

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