Well, if there is no problem in the hospital, there will be no sequelae, especially when the child is in a developmental stage such as fracture. If it can be treated correctly, there will be no sequelae. I broke a bone when I was a child. At that time, it was fixed by the village doctor, and now there is no sequelae. After the child has a fracture, be sure to keep quiet and don't do large-scale exercise. The child is in the development stage, and the bone closes quickly. If the bone closure is not true due to large-scale movement before complete closure, the problem will be serious. Look after the children. I wish you a speedy recovery!