A study of 186 children’s fractures from 2015 to 2022 found that low Vitamin D levels led to slower healing, with leg fractures taking 20 extra days and two months longer on X-rays. Fractures needing surgery took an extra month to heal and four months longer to show X-ray improvement. Researchers emphasized the importance of Vitamin D from dairy, fish and sunlight for proper healing.
Vitamin D deficiency helps in recovery in children
Low Vitamin D levels slow fracture healing
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