And if the fracture is small, a kid may not feel much pain at all. Breaking a bone is a big shock to your whole body. It's normal for you to receive strong messages from parts of your body that aren't anywhere close to the fracture. You may feel dizzy, woozy, or chilly from the shock. A lot of people cry for a while.
Some people pass out until their body has time to adjust to all the signals it's getting.
Injury is another word for hurt. A broken bone is an injury. In the case of a broken arm or leg, a grown-up may be able to cushion or support the surrounding area with towels or pillows. Then the doctor will need to take X-rays . These are special pictures used to view parts of the body not easily seen from the outside.