Month: January 2026

Finding out that your child has a forearm fracture can be very stressful for any parent. After the emergency room visit and follow-up with an orthopedic doctor, most parents wonder how long the cast will stay on. Every child heals differently. However, knowing the usual healing timeline and the factors that affect bone healing can […]

Forearm fractures are some of the most common injuries seen in children. Kids are naturally active, and when they fall, they often try to catch themselves with an outstretched hand. This puts a lot of force on the radius and ulna, the two bones in the forearm. Children’s bones are different from adult bones. They […]