What to do if the shoulder blade is displaced? What is the scapular upward displacement and downward

The displacement of the shoulder blade may be caused by excessive exercise, or due to some accumulation in daily life, so it is best to seek medical attention in time if there is a displacement phenomenon.

Displacement occurs because the fracture is not fixed as required or because you move on your own after fixation. Depending on the situation, it is necessary to see if a reset is needed. After a fracture, the stability of the head will deteriorate, and it is easy to have poor alignment. Bad alignment is angularization between the two ends of the fracture.

Poor alignment refers to the fact that the two broken ends of the fracture are not well aligned. It is recommended that you pay attention to personal hygiene after the fracture, properly supplement calcium, go to the hospital to take a ** examination to see, correct it as soon as possible, usually need to be fixed with a plaster, do not move too early.

If you have a scapular fracture, you can't know the extent of the fracture and its related problems because you haven't seen your X-ray or medical history, but if it is not serious, you can see if the manipulation can be reduced, and then wear a triangular scarf.

If reduction is not possible or significant displacement can be seen on x-rays, surgery is done**. Surgery generally depends on personal choice, and the doctor will generally have a preoperative conversation, and I personally think that surgery is better.

Finally, I think it is better to look at the severity of the relevant and then make the doctor's advice, because some related physical conditions are definitely not a joke, and it is best to listen to the doctor's advice to make relevant choices.

The misalignment of the scapula should be done as follows**: First, for this type of disease, surgery is required as soon as possible once diagnosed**. Because this dislocation suggests that there is some very serious soft tissue damage around the shoulder joint.

Such injuries can only be repaired surgically. Second, after surgery, it is still necessary to use some methods such as shoulder braces or slings to immobilize the shoulder joint. On this basis, adjuvant the use of some anti-inflammatory, swelling, analgesic, anti-infective drugs to carry out**.

Thirdly, after the recovery of such diseases to a certain extent, patients need to do corresponding functional exercises under the guidance of doctors to promote the functional recovery of the shoulder.

In clinical practice, for patients with scapular dislocation, surgery is usually the main means. However, it is necessary to fully carry out and improve the preoperative examinations and eliminate the contraindications of surgery before the surgery can be arranged**. The method of surgery usually requires open reduction and internal fixation under general anesthesia, which is completely fine.

Steel plate screws are used for internal fixation, and the affected limb needs to be suspended for protection after surgery. It is very important to use some anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection, and actively change dressings and disinfect the knife edge to prevent infection.

Since the scapula is tightly wrapped by muscles and fascia. Fracture displacement is not obvious. The vast majority of shoulder carapace fractures can be treated conservatively** with satisfactory results. Only a few fractures that are significantly displaced or located within the joint require surgery**.

1.Press the law.

1) Ordinary pressing: press vertically down on a certain part with your palm. This method is mostly used in combination with other techniques, such as combined with kneading, which is called kneading; The application in combination with the Mofa is called massage.

2) Arterial method: press the thumb or palm on the main artery trunk of the human body for a period of time, until there is a feeling of coolness, numbness, ant walking, or evil qi at the distal end of the limb, gently lift the thumb or palm to make the heat transfer to the distal end of the limb.

2.Shoulder extension.

The patient is seated. The doctor stands in front of the affected side, holds the wrist with both hands (with the patient's palm facing inward), and gradually pulls the affected limb upward. During the process of pulling, the force of stretching can also be increased instantaneously.

3.Traction method.

Traction is a method of stretching muscles or nerve roots. For example, extreme flexion of the neck stretches the neck and shoulder muscles; Extreme flexion of the knee and hip joints to stretch the lumbar back muscles; Shoulder lifting, elbow straightening, and wrist dorsal extension can stretch the brachial plexus and break down the adhesion between the cervical nerve root and the surrounding tissues; Extreme back extension of the ankle joint, straightening of the knee joint, and flexion of the hip joint can stretch the sciatic nerve and break down the adhesion between the lumbar nerve root and the intervertebral disc; The patient lies prone and the knee is extremely flexed to stretch the femoral nerve and quadriceps muscles.

The above methods are for reference.

In other words, it takes 100 days to break the muscles and bones, and 3 months has not yet reached 100 days According to each person's different conditions, the recovery time is not the same, and there is pain that means that there is no good situation, I don't know the specific situation of your fracture, what is the position? How did the fracture occur? Therefore, it is not easy to say that the recovery situation has a lot to do with the individual's age, weight, exercise methods, and the amount of exercise, don't worry, raise it slowly, and it will recover to a little lameness in 3 months, and it will be quite fast, and it won't take 100 days.