Why does it take so long for a joint injury to heal?

Why does it take so long for a joint injury to heal Asked by hoecake 15 months ago Similar questions: long joint injury heal Health > Surgery.

Because of movement. Joints need to be properly stabilized if they to heal. There is also the problem with a lack of adequate blood supply.

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I have a horizontal crack fracture, above the ankle mortise. How long does this type of injury take to heal?

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