Is arm humerus loss serious? 50

The damage is more severe, and it will be accompanied by poor blood circulation in the surrounding area, and the recovery will be slow.

Guidance: However, if the fracture does not heal, it is an infection or local blood circulation problem, which will affect the function of the affected limb.

This is a fracture, you should ask the doctor about this, this place will definitely not answer you comprehensively, no matter what troubles. Leave it all aside, it's good for your fracture recovery, if you always think about something unhappy, your illness will be better.

I hope you still listen to the doctor. Don't resist your doctor's advice.

It is recommended that you go to a well-known orthopedic hospital for examination**, such as: **** Orthopedics Affiliated to Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Orthopedics Department of Wuhan Fourth People's Hospital Affiliated to Huazhong University of Science and Technology, etc. They are one of the top professional orthopedic hospitals in the country, with advanced equipment and good personnel and technology.

Helping you regain your health is beneficial.

Find a specialist hospital to do well**.

It is basically impossible to restore a comminuted fracture to its original state, and you should not use too much force after recovery, otherwise it is likely to lead to another fracture or the like.

Hello, I have a fractured humerus and a dislocated joint for half a year, and now the operation is difficult and the functional recovery is poor in the later stage.

Analysis: Hello, the situation you are showing is a fracture of a large mass in the left humerus, and now you can't lift your arm. According to the situation you present, it is recommended to go to the orthopedic department of a reliable tertiary hospital for consultation, and you can take X-rays to check whether surgery is needed.

If it is treated alone, it can be done with external fixation of plaster cast or external fixation of hair straightening splints. Usually eat more high-protein foods and high-nutritional ingredients, such as poached eggs, lean pork, milk, and tube bones, to promote fracture healing.

You are currently in a state of shoulder muscle atrophy, which is caused by a lack of timely and long-term functional exercises, which is also a normal early postoperative manifestation.

Raise your arms as much as you can to allow your muscles to grow.

It is still too early to remove the internal fixed steel plate, and it cannot be exercised because it is not dismantled.

If you want to exercise properly after an elbow fracture, it depends on the ** regimen after the fracture. If the alignment and alignment are good after the fracture, the choice is conservative**, and the external fixation of plaster cast or polymer splint is done, and the joint function exercise of the finger and wrist can only be done in the early stage, but the functional exercise of the elbow joint can not be done. When the fracture heals well and the fracture line is blurred, the cast can be removed for functional exercises of the elbow joint.

If the elbow joint is fractured and then operated on**, with a certain internal fixation strength, you can do the functional exercises of the elbow joint at an early stage, such as the flexion and extension of the elbow joint and the rotation exercise. After the callus has grown well, you can exercise with appropriate weights.

I have the same disease, it is recommended to find a professional orthopedic surgeon for rehabilitation, it is impossible to practice well by yourself.

Ask the doctor what should be done. The orthopedic surgeon knows best. Don't exercise on your own. On the contrary, it aggravates the condition.

In fact, the most feared thing about a humeral diaphysis fracture is damage to the radial nerve, are you sure it is really a radial nerve injury? The possibility of damage to this nerve caused by surgical error is relatively small, because doctors are very careful about this nerve and will deliberately avoid it, and it is estimated that the bone spur is more likely to puncture the nerve during fracture. If it is a nerve injury, it is generally observed for 3 months, and it is really troublesome if it does not recover after 3 months.

Arm numbness is normal for a period of time after surgery, and to be honest, I can't tell it clearly. If muscles are atrophied, it is important to actively identify the cause (no exercise-related atrophy?). Atrophy due to nerve damage?

Local atrophy due to surgical scarring? Maltrophic atrophy due to extensive vascular damage at the site of the fracture? ), neuralysis may be done if the radial nerve is damaged.

Nerve damage and muscle atrophy can be recovered at this stage, but you must stick to functional exercises. The main symptom of the radial nerve is the hanging wrist, and you can do some wheel arms and elderly fitness balls in a targeted manner.

Under normal circumstances, it can be recovered, but it is only a matter of time, and there is age and whether the body has high blood sugar diseases, then the recovery will be much slower than the normal recovery, as long as the ** is appropriate, it will recover well. Good luck soon**!

The fracture is still swollen and painful for 7 months, indicating that there are also blood congestion, see the discussion post, some good bone plasters for blood circulation and bruising, and bone injury plasters for treating bone injuries.

The sutures were removed 14 days after the humerus fracture surgery, and simple training can be done in 3 months. Generally, young people recover about the same, about 5 months.