Definition of fracture
The fracture is one of the most common and typical, bone lesions which can give or happen in a myriad of situations. Usually fracture usually bring a deep pain who suffers (whether human or animal) because supposed to break the union which normally occurs between two or more bones, as well as the breakdown of a whole bone in some of its parts. However, the fracture is simple enough to heal injury, in most cases does not require surgical intervention if not rest and the use of materials such as plaster or plastic elements that aim to prevent movement in the area. While the bones are strong, solid, are also delicate to certain type of movements or actions, which may easily break. This situation is encouraged if the person or the animal suffer from problems such as decalcification and osteoporosis, which contributes to some bones cracking or fracture more often than normal. The break of a bone is something that can happen for several reasons: by inappropriate movements, for blows by imprudence in certain acts, etc. As you said, to involve a bone break, the feeling that you have to suffer a fracture is much pain, pain that it cools slowly while the area is sensitive. The solution to fractures usually always the use of materials such as plaster or plastic looking to immobilize the injured area to return to join by the action of calcium. There are two main types of fractures: internal, they are the most common and least painful fractures and exposed fractures, those in which bone is not only broken by hit if not that also crosses the muscle and skin, making visible and causing much more pain than the first type of fracture. While the second fracture is more serious and may require surgical intervention, it is also relatively minor or simple heal injury.