Can Bone Fracture Cause Fever?
“1. A bone fracture alone usually does not cause fever.
2. Fever may occur if the fracture is associated with an infection.
3. Seek medical attention if you experience fever along with a fracture.
4. Pain, swelling, and bruising are common symptoms of fractures.
5. Infections in the bone or surrounding tissues can lead to fever.
6. Fever might be a sign of a more severe complication.
7. Timely medical intervention can address infection-related issues.
8. Follow healthcare provider’s instructions for fracture care and monitoring.
9. Monitor for signs of infection, such as increased redness or warmth.
10. Contact a healthcare professional if you have concerns about fever and a bone fracture.”
This information is intended as a patient education resource only and should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem.
