The tendon of the left thumb was ruptured and fractured, and it was in a good position, and there wa

Hello, thumb fracture, tendon rupture, if the location is good, generally unnecessary surgery, the use of traditional Chinese medicine**, only need to hand splint external fixation, but the fracture is more serious, the manual can not be reduced in the case of surgery need to be considered.

Your fracture is still short now, the bone is not long before healing, there will be swelling, pain, swelling and other discomfort in the affected area, these symptoms are common phenomena of injury, as for the numbness of the affected area, you can consider that the blood stasis is not cleared or the nerve is damaged, after the blood stasis is cleared, the nerve is repaired, and the problem of numbness can be truly solved.

As for how long the pain generally lasts, it depends on the ** method you choose, if you use traditional Chinese medicine to quickly grow bones after fracture, the swelling and pain can be basically reduced a lot after 5-7 days of early medication, ** The pain is basically eliminated in one month, you can return to normal activities, and you can also see the callus healing when you take a film.

If you simply rest and recover after a fracture, how long it takes to heal is different from person to person, some patients recover quickly, maybe two to three months can be better, and patients with slow recovery need three months or even longer, and the pain can be completely eliminated after the bone grows.

In addition, your tendon is ruptured, the general surgery is only needle and thread suture, the actual tendon is still broken, after the bone grows, the finger joint movement may be limited, and then you should also consider the tendon problem.

Problem analysis: Hello, the ** tendon rupture needs to be repaired on the one hand, and completely fixed on the other hand, otherwise it will affect the healing after repair. If the internal fixation of the steel nail is not done, the doctor may have to choose the external fixation plan of the plaster, which is consistent with the fixation of the fracture in principle.

Suggestions: Therefore, your above situation may be a serious injury to the tendon, and the internal fixation of steel nails is also a doctor's plan to ensure local safe fixation. Good luck soon**!

Analysis:

Hello, the case mentioned is a rupture of the tendon in the thumb due to trauma that requires surgical repair.

Guidance: When the tendon repair surgery is performed, the thumb needs to be fixed and immobilized, so as not to cause the anastomosis repair to rupture again due to activity, and the operation fails, and the purpose of the steel needle may be to fix the thumb and protect the tendon. When the tendon heals, the steel needle should be removed in time to avoid tendon adhesion and interphalangeal joint stiffness caused by long-term fixation.

The specific situation is not what we say, it is identified by a specialized person to list a standard for you, and you have a number of "Minor Human Injury Identification Standards" limb soft tissue contusion area of more than 15cm2; The abrasion area is more than 20 cm2. The length of the wound of the limb** and subcutaneous tissue is more than lcm, and the puncture wound is deep to the muscular layer. Limb joint and muscle key injuries, accompanied by clinical symptoms.

Hand and foot bone fractures. Trauma causes nail (toe) nail loss, nail bed exposure, nail bed bleeding. Chapter 3 of the "Criteria for the Identification of Minor Human Injuries" Article 20 Limb soft tissue contusions account for more than 6% of the total surface area of the body.

Article 21 The length of a single wound of the limbs** and subcutaneous tissues is 10 cm (8 cm for children) or the cumulative total length of the wound is 15 cm (12 cm for children); Injury to sensory nerves, blood vessels, and tendons affects function. Article 22 **Traumatic defects requiring skin grafting. Article 23 Hand injury: (1) comminuted fracture of 1 phalanx (excluding the 2nd to 5th phalanges) or linear fracture of 2 phalanxes; (2) missing half of the knuckles; (3) Mild contractures, deformities, limited joint movement, or lateral instability after the injury; (4) Scaphoid fracture, lunate dislocation or complete metacarpal fracture.

Article 24 Foot Injury: (1) 2 phalanges fractures; (2) Missing 1 toe; (3) 2 fractures of the skull bone; tarsus, talus, calcaneus fractures; Ankle fracture or tarsal dislocation. Except for avulsion fractures. Article 25 Fracture of the long bones of the limbs; Patella fractures.

Article 26 Joint dysfunction caused by scar contracture after dislocation of large joints, partial tear of joint ligaments, meniscus injury or limb soft tissue injury.

1. The current "Regulations on Work-related Injury Insurance" and the "Administrative Measures for the Appraisal of the Labor Ability of Employees Injured at Work" do not have clear provisions on how long after the injury can apply for the appraisal of the working ability (appraisal of the level of work-related injury and disability).

2. According to Article 21 of the Regulations on Work-related Injury Insurance, if an employee suffers a work-related injury and has a disability that affects his or her ability to work after the injury is relatively stable, he or she shall be appraised for his or her ability to work.

3. Generally speaking, injured employees need to wait for the injury to stabilize and apply for labor ability appraisal to identify the level of work-related injury. If there are internal fixation devices such as steel nails and steel plates in the body, they can only be assessed after removal (unless the doctor proves in writing that the internal fixation equipment such as steel nails and steel plates in the body do not need to be removed and have been kept in the body).

4. If you have any questions, you can directly call 12333 to consult the local labor department.

Condition analysis: Hello: Your situation is considered to be the tendon is too large to rupture and adhesion caused by the inability to bend, after the tendon rupture, adhesions are prone to occur, at this time the fingers can not be bent like vertical bending, so you need to be active**.

Guidance: It is recommended that you apply voltarin topically, apply warm compresses and massage the affected area, hold the object appropriately and bend your fingers to promote functional recovery, and avoid long-term inactivity.