04/21/2026
Not all fractures heal the way they should.
A malunion fracture occurs when a broken bone heals in the wrong position. A nonunion fracture happens when the bone fails to heal completely.
Both conditions can lead to:
• Persistent pain
• Limited mobility
• Weakness
• Visible deformity
• Difficulty returning to normal activities
If you’ve had a fracture that still causes discomfort months later, it may be time for an evaluation. Early diagnosis and specialized orthopedic care can restore proper alignment, improve function, and reduce long-term complications.
At Coastal Orthopedics, our board-certified specialists provide advanced treatment options — from bracing and bone stimulation to surgical correction when necessary — all tailored to your recovery goals.
Don’t ignore ongoing pain after a fracture. Healing should move forward — not stall.
📞 Schedule a consultation today to discuss your symptoms and treatment options.