Healing Beyond the Break
Specialized care and rehabilitation for bone fractures and recovery
At MRDC (Mozambique Rehabilitation and Diagnostic Center), we offer expert post-fracture care focused on restoring mobility, strength, and confidence. Whether you’ve sustained a minor break or undergone surgery, our rehabilitation specialists ensure a smooth and complete recovery through personalized treatment and advanced orthotic support.
Fractures
What Are Fractures?
A fracture is a partial or complete break in a bone caused by trauma, falls, overuse, or certain medical conditions that weaken bones. Proper recovery requires not just healing of the bone, but also restoration of muscle strength, flexibility, and joint function.
At MRDC, we focus on the complete recovery journey—supporting patients from initial immobilization to full functional independence.
- Scoliosis: Sideways curvature of the spine.
- Kyphosis: Forward rounding of the upper back.
- Lordosis: Excessive inward curve of the lower back.
Every patient receives a customized plan focused on their unique healing timeline and mobility goals.
We Support Patients With:
Our rehabilitation and orthotic treatments are designed not only to improve spinal alignment but also to enhance overall quality of life.
- Post-surgical fracture recovery
- Long bone fractures (arm, leg)
- Joint-related fractures (ankle, wrist, knee)
- Stress or repetitive strain fractures
- Complex or slow-healing fractures
Our Treatment Approach
Comprehensive Post-Fracture Rehabilitation
Helping patients regain motion and confidence step by step.
Key Points
Initial Evaluation
Thorough assessment of the affected area and bone alignment.
Custom Orthoses
Supportive braces or splints to stabilize and protect healing bones.
Therapeutic Exercises
Controlled movements to rebuild strength and flexibility.
Pain Management
Techniques to reduce discomfort and promote faster healing.
Living Fully Beyond Physical Limitations
Rehabilitation doesn’t end when therapy does — it’s a continuous journey of growth and adaptation.
We help our patients reintegrate into daily life, return to work or study, and participate in social activities with renewed confidence.
Strength doesn’t come from what you can do — it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t.
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Your Recovery Starts Here
Book your consultation today and take the first step toward full recovery. Our specialists are ready to guide you through every stage of healing.
Fractures
Frequently Ask Question
Fractures can occur due to accidents, sports injuries, falls, or overuse of certain joints and bones. They can also result from medical conditions like osteoporosis, which weakens bone density and makes them more prone to breaking.
A fracture usually causes sharp pain, swelling, bruising, and inability to move or bear weight on the affected area. A sprain, on the other hand, affects ligaments and may allow some movement.
Always seek a professional X-ray or medical evaluation for an accurate diagnosis.
Healing time depends on the type and location of the fracture, as well as the patient’s age and overall health. On average, most fractures heal within 6 to 12 weeks, followed by rehabilitation to restore normal movement.
After immobilization, muscles around the injured area can become weak and stiff. Rehabilitation helps to rebuild strength, restore flexibility, and improve balance, ensuring a complete and safe return to daily activities.
At MRDC, we provide custom-made orthotic braces and splints designed to stabilize healing bones, reduce pain, and prevent further injury. Each support is tailored to your condition for maximum comfort and effectiveness.
No — treatment plans differ. Children’s bones heal faster, but they need close monitoring to prevent growth complications. Elderly patients often require additional support due to weaker bones and slower healing.
Our specialists design age-appropriate rehabilitation programs for both groups.
If a fracture fails to heal (known as non-union) or heals in the wrong position (malunion), it can cause deformity or chronic pain. Our team provides corrective orthoses, physiotherapy, and specialist reviews to manage such cases effectively.
The timeline varies depending on your injury type and recovery progress. Generally, patients can return to light activities after 8–12 weeks, but high-impact sports may take longer.
Our experts guide each patient with a personalized return-to-activity plan to ensure complete safety and confidence.