Reported 12 months ago
A 35-year-old woman in Changsha, Hunan, China, ended up with a fractured bone in her index finger after attempting to swat a mosquito but missing. She went to the hospital when her finger became swollen and painful, only to discover the bone fracture. The incident was attributed to her weakened bone density from long-term medication use. The doctor recommended calcium supplements and sun exposure for treatment. The woman expressed surprise that something as simple as swatting a mosquito could lead to a fracture, emphasizing the importance of preventing osteoporosis in the future.
Source: YAHOO