Fractures

Fractures can occur for a number of reasons related to trauma to the bone. Traumatic injuries, including those sustained during falls, car accidents, or fights, can cause bone to break.

Symptoms

Sharp, intense pain
Popping or snapping sounds
Swelling and inflammation near or around injury location
A visible, unnatural bend in a bone

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