Can hand dislocate still move

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Dislocation is a very common condition. It often leads to pain and swelling at the dislocated joint. Next, I'd like to share with you whether the arm can move after dislocation.

Can hand dislocate still move

First of all, arm dislocation is caused by joint and femoral fossa detachment, but after the occurrence of dislocation, the arm can still do some minor activities, that is, it is more painful when moving.

Secondly, when the upper limbs were raised, the fat bone nodules were closely connected with the shoulder bees and formed the fulcrum of leverage. If the upper limb is excessively abducted due to the force of the palm supporting the ground, the humeral head will slip forward and lower, and become sublingual dislocation. Because of the traction of pectoralis major and infrascapulohumerus, the humeral head slipped to the front of the shoulder and became subcostal dislocation.

Finally, the patient was lying on his back, the operator was on the affected side, holding the wrist of the affected limb with both hands, and the heel was placed in the armpit of the affected side. The two hands were pulled with a stable and continuous force, and the middle heel was pulled to push the humeral head outward, and the upper arm was retracted at the same time. Sound can be heard when reset.

matters needing attention

In the case of dislocation, it must be timely reset, because a long time will lead to inflammation of the femoral head, usually do not do some strenuous exercise, can be appropriate bed rest.