Bone Infections

When an individual breaks a bone, he or she is at risk for suffering a bone infection. A bone infection occurs when bacteria or fungi begins to grow in the fractured region of a bone. This only occurs when a bone breaks because the exterior of the bone is not susceptible to infection.

Bone infections, aside from being painful, can leave victims with long term injuries. If you or someone you love suffered a bone infection after breaking a bone in an accident that another person caused, contact the Atlanta personal injury lawyers of Webb, Wade & Taylor, LLC, at 770-631-1811.

Effects of Bone Infections

Most bone infections occur after an individual has broken a bone because a fracture leaves the inside of a bone vulnerable to infection. When an individual suffers a bone infection, he or she may experience:

  • Swelling
  • High fever
  • Skin wounds with pus drainage
  • Fatigue and discomfort
  • Pain in the affected bone

Individuals who suffer one or more of these effects should immediately seek medical attention. Failure to receive treatment may lead to the infection spreading. This, in turn, may require an amputation to stop the spread of the infection. In more severe cases, victims may pass away from their injuries.

Contact Us

The Atlanta personal injury attorneys of Webb, Wade & Taylor, LLC, may be able to help you fight for financial compensation if another person’s negligence led to the accident that resulted in your bone infection. Contact us today at 770-631-1811 to learn more about what we may be able to do for you.

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