What is the impact of a broken arm at the age of 3 and a half?

If the fracture is reduced well, there will generally be no sequelae and no adverse effects in the future. Because of the rapid bone growth in children, external fixation can generally be removed after 1 month.

Care:1It is necessary to keep the external fixation firm and not displaced, because the child is active, and the care must be strengthened, if the fixation is not good, it will cause deformity to heal.

2.Enhancing the mobility of the distal joint, i.e., the extension and flexion of the fingers of the affected limb, facilitates blood return and promotes wound and fracture healing.

3.Enhance nutrition and eat foods that are high in protein and calcium.

I'm sure your child will be soon**!

Fractures in children heal quickly, usually in 15 days. In the case of ensuring good alignment, insist on clenching and stretching fists every day. Whether it will affect in the future or not, because you did not explain the location of the fracture, it is difficult to say.

If it is a diaphysis fracture, it will generally not be sequelae, and if it is a fracture around the elbow joint, the reduction of the fracture depends on the medicine.

What is the impact of a broken arm in the future, which determines which bone is fractured and where the fracture is located, which is the key issue. As for daily care: if the plastic fixation brace is already attached, it is enough to reduce the movement of the injured limb.

The key is the fracture site, the child can be operated as much as possible without surgery, and the child is generally in a good position and there is generally no sequelae after recovery.

Hello, as long as it is not in a good position, it will not leave dysfunction, and it is necessary to pay close attention to active and passive functional training, so as not to leave dysfunction, I hope it can help you.

Hello, first of all you don't have to worry. Generally speaking, young children are not easy to fracture, and it is easier to heal after fracture, and the bone remodeling ability is strong, and it can be healed in 4-6 weeks.

Be careful not to fall and stretch, eat some nutritious food, in the human bone tissue, in addition to calcium accounts for 30%.

Phosphorus is 16% (almost 50% of the two), and the rest is almost collagen and water.

Therefore, supplementing calcium, phosphorus and collagen can effectively promote the growth and development of bone tissue!

Calcium supplementation alone doesn't make much sense. Although some people say that the current diet is not low in phosphorus, it seems that there is no problem of phosphorus deficiency. However, I think that almost all the phosphorus in plants is in the form of phytate phosphorus, and the human body also lacks phytic acid enzymes to decompose, so the degree of absorption and utilization of the human body is not high.

Drinking bone broth is good, you can boil out some collagen, but its calcium and phosphorus are not dissolved. If you have the conditions, it is best to grind the bones into a fine powder.

Supracondylar humeral fracture is the most common elbow fracture injury in children. It is also a type of fracture in children that is more prone to complications. Complications that may occur include late elbow varus deformity and vascular nerve damage.

If, as you say, it is mild, i.e., there is no significant displacement, then the major complications described above are not very likely, which means that a supracondylar fracture without displacement will have no adverse effect on the future. Generally, as long as it is fixed for three to four weeks, you can start exercising. However, during the fixation period, it is necessary to pay attention to the re-examination of the X-ray, and pay attention to whether the fracture is displaced, as well as the movement and color of the fingers.

Problem analysis: Hello, after finding that the child has a fracture, the fracture site should be fixed, and then it should be sent to the hospital. **The bridge method should be based on the condition of the child's fracture, and the fracture has the following three steps:

First, the fracture that has been displaced after the fracture is returned to normal or close to the original normal position. The second is to use different methods to fix it in a satisfactory position and allow it to heal gradually. Thirdly, it prevents the muscle contraction of the injured limb, increases blood circulation to the tissues around the fracture, and promotes fracture healing.

Suggestion: If you actively cooperate with Dr. Hail Ling** and postoperative** training, it is completely possible to recover. It has little impact on the future.

Problem analysis: Hello, according to your description, 3-year-old children frequently have fracture symptoms, and you should be alert to the possibility of brittle bone disease in your baby. Do not be careless, it is appropriate to seek medical examination in time, and intervene as soon as possible if the problem is found.

Feed the baby reasonably, properly supplement nutrition and calcium, and prevent the occurrence of calcium deficiency.

Opinions and suggestions: timely medical examination is appropriate, reasonable feeding at ordinary times, appropriate supplementation of calcium and nutrition, I wish the baby a healthy growth!

At this time, the bones haven't grown well, so be careful.

Problem analysis: According to what you said, the elbow joint of your baby's arm is fractured, and generally if there is no problem with the fracture reduction, there will be no sequelae.

Suggestions: Generally, the baby is still young and has a strong ability to revert, so the reply is relatively fast, as long as the baby follows the will of the hospital in the recovery stage, there is no problem.