What should you pay attention to after your child's dislocation is fixed?

After a child's dislocation is fixed, he should be careful not to do large-scale exercises, keep the local area warm, and do a good job of local fixation, etc., to promote local joint recovery.

1. No large-scale exercise: Children's dislocation may be caused by inflammation or infection of the joint or improper force. After the joint is reconnected, symptoms such as local swelling and pain may occur. During the recovery period, you need to improve your lifestyle habits. It is best not to do large-scale exercise to avoid secondary dislocation of the joint, which will also affect the recovery time.

2. Pay attention to local warmth: After the child's dislocated joint is fixed, you also need to pay attention to local warmth. It is best to add or remove clothes for the child in time to promote local blood circulation and skin metabolism. After the fixation, if the dislocated part is swollen or there are symptoms of congestion, you need to use a hot towel or hot water bottle for local heat compress treatment. Hot compress can promote local skin recovery and relieve pain.

3. Do a good job of local fixation: It is best not to move the child immediately after the dislocation is fixed. A professional splint is needed for fixation, which can promote bone recovery and reduce secondary dislocation. After fixation, the diet and lifestyle habits need to be improved. It is best to give the child some high-calcium foods, such as dried shrimps or pork ribs soup, which can promote bone recovery.