How to deal with a baby's hand fracture

The baby's whole body is very soft and delicate, and its development in all aspects is not very complete, so parents need to take good care of it. Babies are lively and active, especially after they learn to walk. They always wander around when adults are not paying attention. However, babies' leg bones are not fully developed and their legs are still soft, so they fall easily. Therefore, it is easy for the baby to fall and break his hand.

Wrist fractures are common in daily life, and most of the injured are elderly people. Most of the patients fall with their palms landing on the ground. The fracture often occurs 2 cm proximal to the joint at the distal end of the radius, which is clinically called Colle's fracture. If not treated promptly and effectively, the patient's wrist joint will be left with symptoms such as joint deformity, limited joint movement, and joint pain, which often cause many inconveniences to the patient's daily life. Therefore, correct reduction and good fixation must be achieved during diagnosis and treatment.

When the fracture is basically healed, you can start active wrist flexion and extension exercises and wrist flexion resistance exercises. Then, increase the intensity and difficulty of forearm and wrist exercises every 3-4 days. When training the range of motion of joints, avoid using force or violence to avoid causing new injuries. During the recovery period, patients should also add some hand application activity training, such as building blocks, weaving, etc.

During the recovery period, patients with fractures must ensure a balanced diet, eat less spicy or allergenic foods, and avoid smoking. Scientific research shows that some chemical components emitted by smoking can hinder the healing of fractures.

First: If your hand is broken, you should be sure to put it higher, which is beneficial to blood circulation. Then, if your hand is broken, you cannot measure blood pressure on the broken hand. So, you should pay attention. If you have surgery after a fracture, if the patient feels some pain, you can use some painkillers to relieve the pain. Pay attention. If you feel any discomfort, report to the doctor.

Second: Pay attention to a reasonable diet. Patients with hand fractures can drink some bone soup, which is rich in protein. They can also drink some crucian carp soup, which is rich in protein and can help supplement calcium. Pay attention to a reasonable diet.

Third: Patients with hand fractures should pay attention to rest, do not stay up late, and get enough sleep, which is conducive to recovery from the disease. They should exercise their fingers appropriately, but do not over-exercise, which is not good for bone growth.