What supplements would help heal a fractured bone the fastest

Gunsmith · Jun 30, 2018

I've got a friend that's Army SF and has been having issues with a fracture on his femoral neck. He took a fall working and is fairly certain that's when it happened , he fought the pain and finished out he trip. The Dr looked at it and explained what it was and put him on an 8 week low stress and PT regiment.

Now 6 weeks after being cleared to work he is in major pain again , sever burning in the hip like the first time.

They are talking about forcing him to med boards and possibly retiring him , he's fairly certain that he can get a second chance at another go with PT but wanted to know what supplements he could take (ANY and ALL) that could speed the healing process and possibly ensure it heals this time.

Kaladryn · Jun 30, 2018

I had a client break her leg (badly, tib/fib radial fracture), her HRT doc put her on 2iu of gh a day for six months to speed the healing, seemed to work great.

j4ever · Jun 30, 2018

maybe gh would work idk, tell him to take it slow and stop fighting the pain, that happened to me, and I kept pushing thru the pain until it completely broke, then the dumb ass military surgeons had no fucking idea what they were doing, and had me not able to walk for 2 years, I got the fuck out and went to a civilian doc.

Thaistick · Jun 30, 2018

I've been going through a similar situation for the last few months. Fractured two thoracic vertebrae and found out that I'd fractured one a few months before unknowingly. I think your friend is done with SF. The doctors won't even let me consider PT until 12 full weeks and a follow up x-ray at that time to confirm no new damage. I've been on a regimen of 20mg of test and 2iu HGH, I have deca and anavar but I'm waiting until I see the endocrinologist before throwing my bloodwork off. Cissus, Bone Restore from life extension, vitamins D and K, are the main things I've been taking. So far I'm healing well but I doubt I'll ever be the same, vertebrae don't regrow. The pain has been incredible, overall worse than when I was shot. To actually take enough painkillers to block the pain makes me intoxicated and I risk doing something as simple as bending or twisting and hurting myself again. I just have to put up with a certain amount of discomfort and limit myself. If your friend hasn't gotten a second opinion he should, I did, this is too important not to.