What are the symptoms of hand dislocation

The most obvious symptom of hand dislocation is pain and obvious redness and swelling in the joint area. The patient will suffer severe pain if he moves slightly, so it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for an X-ray examination to understand the situation and perform reduction treatment.

1. The main symptoms of hand dislocation are pain and obvious redness and swelling in the hand joints. You will feel weak for a long time and feel severe pain with the slightest movement. Go to the hospital for an X-ray examination to avoid blood stasis in the joints, otherwise it will easily lead to some abnormal reactions. Sometimes, if the pain is severe, changes in the joints that cannot be controlled normally will occur. The muscle tissue around a dislocated hand is relatively loose, so bone setting treatment is needed to avoid interfering with the normal development of bones and eat light food.

2. Treatment of habitual anterior shoulder dislocation Habitual anterior shoulder dislocation is more common in young and middle-aged people. The reason is generally believed that the first traumatic dislocation caused injury. Although it was reduced, it did not get proper and effective fixation and rest. Due to the failure of good repair of joint capsule tear or avulsion and cartilage labrum and glenoid rim damage, the posterolateral depressed fracture of the humeral head becomes an equal pathological change and the joint becomes loose. Dislocation may occur repeatedly later under slight external force or during certain movements, such as abduction, external rotation and extension of the upper limbs. The diagnosis of habitual dislocation of the shoulder is relatively easy. During the X-ray examination, in addition to taking the anteroposterior plain film of the shoulder, an anteroposterior X-ray film of the upper arm with 60 to 70 degrees of internal rotation should be taken. If there is a defect on the posterior side of the humeral head, it can be clearly shown.

3. For habitual shoulder dislocation, if dislocation occurs frequently, surgical treatment is recommended. The purpose is to strengthen the anterior wall of the joint capsule, prevent excessive external rotation and abduction, stabilize the joint, and avoid re-dislocation. There are many surgical methods, the more commonly used ones are subscapularis joint capsule overlap suture (Putti-Platt method) and subscapularis insertion point externalization (Magnuson method).