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“Within the first three months after surgical repair from orthopedic trauma injury, even among patients with no documented psychiatric conditions (like depression, anxiety) there is a relatively significant portion who develop depressive and anxious symptoms quickly after injury.”
- Can breaking a bone cause anxiety?
- Can physical injury cause anxiety?
- What are the side effects of breaking a bone?
- What happens to the nervous system when you break a bone?
Can breaking a bone cause anxiety?
The psychological impact of this can be as limiting and difficult as the bone breakage itself. This time of recovery can elicit fear of falling, post-traumatic stress disorder, acute stress disorder, depression and anxiety.
Can physical injury cause anxiety?
In particular, the emotional trauma of incurring physical injury resulting from events such as sports injury, assault, car accident, or accidental fall — can increase the risk of a person developing symptoms and disorders such as, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, anger/frustration, isolation, lack of motivation, ...
What are the side effects of breaking a bone?
What Are the Symptoms of a Broken Bone?
- Swelling or bruising over a bone.
- Deformity of an arm or leg.
- Pain in the injured area that gets worse when the area is moved or pressure is applied.
- An inability to bear weight on the affected foot, ankle, or leg.
- Loss of function in the injured area.
What happens to the nervous system when you break a bone?
In fracture healing and new bone formation, nerve fibers rapidly regenerate and increase in numbers in new bone, but decrease again during the remodeling phase.
