What are the causes of lower extremity weight-bearing disorder?

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What are the causes of lower extremity weight-bearing disorder? Weight bearing disorder of lower limbs is one of the clinical symptoms in the diagnosis of talus fracture and dislocation. Talus is divided into head, neck and body; The head and scaphoid form the talocavicular joint, and the posterior part is the narrow talar neck; The talus body is located in the rear, which is not only the largest in volume, but also a trochlear joint with the lower end of the tibia, which is the most concentrated part of power transmission and easy to cause injury.

What are the causes of lower extremity weight-bearing disorder?

The cause of lower limb weight-bearing disorder is generally the narrow talar neck in the rear. The talar body is located in the rear, which is not only caused by large volume, but also by talar fracture or dislocation. This is the concentrated part of the power transmission of foot walking, which is easy to cause injury. If the injury is of course, it is quite difficult to walk.

Most of them are caused by compression or extrusion when falling from high places; Especially when the dorsum of the foot is extended. At this time, the talar neck fracture is the most common, followed by talar body fracture. When the foot is in the middle position, the talar body fracture is more common. When the foot is plantar flexure, the talar posterior process fracture is more common. Similar violence can also cause talar dislocation.

Patients can try the upper limb massage techniques, it mainly has to take the upper limb, roll the inside and outside of the upper limb, point and knead Quchi, shousanli, Neiguan, Waiguan and other points, shake the shoulder, elbow, wrist, finger joints of the upper limb, twist the fingers, stretch the fingers, rub the upper limb, shake the upper limb and so on, the lower limb massage techniques mainly have to roll the inside and outside of the lower limb, the effect is good.

matters needing attention

Patients must pay attention to personal hygiene, relax and rest, and don't be too nervous. Family members must enlighten patients, don't let patients have ideological burden, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.