It is common knowledge that your bones are some of the strongest components of your body.
They are biologically composed to support your entire structure.
Sadly, these structural necessities are capable of causing severe pain when they are broken or fractured.
Because bones are so strong it takes certain situations and stresses to actually result in a fracture or bone break.
By understanding what can cause a broken bone you are better able to protect your well-being and that of those you care about.
While your bones are naturally inclined to resist breaking, there are a number of factors that can cause them to weaken or strain, making it more likely that they will break.
These include the following:

• Lack of calcium intake
• Overly strained bones or joints
• Osteoporosis
• Serious strain to the muscles, which can tighten to the point of causing fractures
• Serious twists to the joints
• Forceful impact to the bone

These factors can easily lead to a compromised bone which is likely to be weakened or break under the pressure.
In addition to the factors above, there are many situations that frequently result in broken bones.
These include the following:

• Playground accidents
• Sporting injuries
• Hard falls
• Slips and trips
• Falling objects

These situations can easily result in serious bone breaks.
When this occurs it is important those responsible for the painful injury are held accountable for their negligence.
If you have been the victim of a bone break at the hands of another, an experienced legal professional can help you fight for the compensation you need and deserve.