You need to take it to your vet, as it will NOT heal on it's own
To heal a broken leg you want to make sure that you go see a doctor. They will need to put a cast on it and in some cases, surgery might even be necessary to help it heal.
Yes, it is rather painful. It is thought the older you are, the longer it will take to heal, so if you are an adult or even an OAP it will hurt for a longer period of time.
Well it matters how horrible you heart your leg. But I'd say, eh, about well, probably a month.
An injury is another word for "hurt". For Example: I have "injured" my leg. That means you have hurt your leg. Another Example: I "injured" my leg while doing gymnastics. In some cases you can say " I have broke my leg". If the need it is that painful. Thank you.
Well first of all don't touch it u need to be careful with it
well if you hurt you leg or foot yeah well if you hurt you leg or foot yeah well if you hurt you leg or foot yeah
Absolutely. The pain can travel up the long muscle in your leg and affect the entire leg.
A child's leg will heal faster. They are young, still growing and their body can easily replace damaged cells and fight infection. An older person has a slower system and though their leg may heal, the risk for infection is greater as well as the longer period of time for the leg to heal.
It depends on the type of injury you have or why the leg needs to be amputated. If there is paralysis, the leg may not hurt at all. If the nerves in the leg have been damaged, it may not hurt. If the leg has an infection, then yes, it will hurt, Pain medication may be given to help with the pain.
If a spiders leg comes off it will heal and grow a new leg.
If the torn ACL completely heal then there should be no reason for having surgery. The best thing to do is keep going to the doctor and he if it heals and everything looks good.