Can a child move his hand if his arm is dislocated?

Children's bones and skin are very fragile and delicate. They will be dislocated due to collisions after playing. Although children's recovery ability is much stronger than adults, they are weaker than adults. Many adults cannot bear the pain of joint dislocation, let alone a child. Most people experience severe discomfort during exercise after a dislocation. So can a child still move his arm after it is dislocated?

When the baby walks, many parents like to hold their arms to prevent them from falling accidentally. When the baby falls suddenly, if the parents pull the baby's arm violently, it may sometimes cause shoulder dislocation. If your baby cries and cannot move the affected arm, the first thing you should think of is joint dislocation, which is medically known as "elbow and shoulder dislocation." The main reason why this disease is more common in infants and young children is that children's cervical sacs and ligaments are relatively loose. The main signs are: the forearm is slightly flexed and internally rotated, the affected limb cannot be raised due to pain, but there is no obvious abnormality in the appearance of the elbow joint, and some parts are slightly swollen.

Precautions: When holding your child's arm, be gentle and don't use too much force. If the child falls suddenly, don't pull the arm with brute force.

Treatment method: Pull the elbow joint outward and rotate it. When you hear a snapping sound, it means it has been restored. Pay attention to protecting the affected limb and be careful not to develop "habitual dislocation".

If the arm can move, it is necessary to rule out the possibility of radial head dislocation, which can cause local swelling and pain, or limited movement. It is recommended that you go to the orthopedics department in time and have a professional doctor examine you. If it is the above situation, it needs to be repositioned in time. Children are more prone to radial head subluxation. In the future, you must be careful not to pull your child's hand randomly, as it can easily become a habit.

1. We are very worried about the baby's arm dislocation. If we don't pay attention, the baby's arm may be dislocated. After that we have to observe the details. Generally speaking, most babies who suffer from arm dislocations are under 4 years old, and it rarely happens when they are older.

2. Next, we will mainly introduce its symptoms. Under normal circumstances, the baby will often cry because of local pain. At the same time, the elbow joint is in a semi-flexed position. The baby will not allow other people to touch him or use his arms to pick up things. Parents need to check carefully.

3. In fact, it is easy for adults to know if an arm is dislocated, but if a baby's arm is dislocated, they don't know why, they will only feel pain. So if they feel pain, they will cry. Therefore, if the baby cries frequently, go to the hospital in time.

We may not care much about the big and small details in life. We must be patient with our babies. Only when they are doing well can we parents feel at ease. Of course, we must ensure that the babies are healthy.