As long as you are not coughing up blood or you are having trouble breathing then I would take it easy and avoid activities that exacerbate the pain. I would not wrap it, I have had enough broken ribs and never had them wrapped. Just be patient the pain should slower get better in a couple weeks but if it doesnt start going away or it gets worse go to see your MD.
Well it is quite a tough job to take care of a fractured rib. Begin with assessing the fracture; try to immobilize the injury because any type of movement will cause a lot of pain and might even worsen the injury.
Make sure that you tape the broken rib; tie a strip of athletic tape all across the rib starting from the mid section of the chest towards the spine. Now pass 3-4 more strips of tape alongside the first one, two strips on each side of the initial strip. Place the limb on the side of the fracture into a sling or a swathe.
Now continue with additional treatment, take advice from a proper expert on how to go about treating the injury.
Make sure that you tape the broken rib; tie a strip of athletic tape all across the rib starting from the mid section of the chest towards the spine. Now pass 3-4 more strips of tape alongside the first one, two strips on each side of the initial strip. Place the limb on the side of the fracture into a sling or a swathe.
Now continue with additional treatment, take advice from a proper expert on how to go about treating the injury.