Dislocation is a domestic saying. It's not a fracture and dislocation, and the treatment is simple. Generally, it can be treated in a Chinese medicine shop! So what are the symptoms of dislocated wrist? What should I do if it still hurts after dislocation reduction? Pain pain is the basic symptom of dislocation. Because of joint dislocation, muscles will be damaged to varying degrees, so most patients with dislocation will have pain symptoms.

1. Malformed joint dislocation refers to the separation of the joint from the joint socket and the expansion of the joint range of motion due to external forces or other factors. In this case, the joint is out of its original position, resulting in joint deformity. Dysfunction Different joints of human body have different activity functions. When the joint is dislocated, the paraarticular ligament can't pull the joint normally, which will lead to joint movement disorder. After dislocation of a few deformed joints in limb rotation, diseases such as limb rotation, adduction or abduction, appearance extension or shortening may occur, which are asymmetrical with the opposite side. Will it still hurt after dislocation reduction? If there is no other damage to the dislocated part, there will be no pain after dislocation reduction, especially after some pathological or habitual dislocation reduction.

Second, the emergency treatment of dislocation on the spot. Sudden fall and impact may lead to joint dislocation. The injured part is obviously deformed and the pain is severe. One end of a dislocated bone can usually be clearly felt under the skin. There is no obvious rubbing sound, because the ends of bones are usually not easily damaged. Spastic muscles will entangle the bones, and the action of reduction will cause severe pain, especially the shoulder is easy to dislocate. Dislocated shoulder: Take off your boots, put your feet under the injured person's armpit, and drag the dislocated arm back. Another feasible but risky method is to bend the elbow joint 90 degrees and put it into the joint socket as a lever. Support the arm with a sling and fix it on the chest with a bandage. Have a good rest.

Third, the dislocated fingers pull the fingers, then slowly relax and let the bones reset. It would be better if someone held the injured person's wrist tightly. This method can only be tried gently with your thumb. Put a cloth pad on the lower teeth to keep the patient's head stable. Press the pad with your thumb and rotate the upper jaw back and forth with your fingers, which will suddenly reset. The head and chin should be bandaged for two weeks and the food should be soft.