Callus Bone Provisional

A callus is a temporary external joint that forms after a fracture or crack in the bone. It is made up of cartilage tissue and goes through a process of regeneration and healing to gradually heal. Calluses can appear on any part of the body, but they are most common on the ribs, hip, shoulder and foot.

Bone calluses do not require treatment if there are no symptoms. They usually form on their own and can go away without special treatment. However, if callus tissue begins to impede movement, cause pain or discomfort, then medical intervention may be required.

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