What should I do if my child’s elbow is dislocated?

Young children usually have very strong mental vitality and are full of curiosity about the world, so they like to play everywhere. Children lack safety awareness. If parents do not supervise them properly, it is easy for children to fall while playing. When children fall to the ground, it is easy to cause elbow injuries, including dislocation of the child's elbow. How to solve this problem?

What should I do if my child’s elbow is dislocated?

Children's elbow joints are very easy to dislocate, and sometimes they may become dislocated if adults are not careful when pulling them.

Guidance:

In his case, all he needs is a repositioned bone. No treatment is needed. He should pay attention to doing more outdoor activities and exercising more. Of course, don't use too much force when pulling him.

Manual massage and repositioning treatment is needed. This method is effective and can completely cure the disease. Generally, it can be completely cured in one or two times. It is best to go to the acupuncture and massage department of the hospital. By using the squeezing and repositioning method, good therapeutic effects can be achieved.

Congenital dislocation of the hip is a common deformity of the limbs in children. Pay attention to the split-leg frog-style hug, massage the leg muscles, and have regular checkups every three months. Because the acetabulum of children will grow and develop, the femoral head will swell during the recovery process, and there may be outward migration and poor coverage. See if it can be corrected. Check regularly. If the femoral head has ischemic necrosis, timely treatment is required, and surgery is required if necessary.

This type of joint dislocation is not uncommon in clinical practice, and some may cause habitual dislocation over time.

Guidance:

Therefore, children’s elbows should not be pulled hard at ordinary times. Attention should be paid to local protection when dislocation occurs repeatedly.

The main concern in this situation is dislocation of the head of the old bone, which is caused by wearing clothes or pulling the child too heavy.

Guidance:

It is recommended that you go to the hospital first. This situation does not require surgical treatment, and manual repositioning will be enough. Be careful when taking care of your children in the future and do not pull too hard.

Because if the child grows quickly, callus will form in about half a month. Therefore, it will be difficult to continue with conservative reduction. It is better to consider surgical treatment based on the actual situation. It is recommended to seek evaluation from a doctor.