Can inertial dislocation be cured? Treatment of habitual dislocations

Dislocation is commonly known as "misalignment" and is most commonly a dislocation of the shoulder joint. A dislocation is when a joint slips out of the joint capsule and becomes dislocated, and the joint loses its function. The first dislocation is usually caused by trauma, such as a sports injury, and it is okay to return the joint to its original position in time.

However, many dislocation patients are easy to dislocate often after the first time, and the joint will be dislocated with a little external force or excessive force, which brings great inconvenience to life and work, and is called habitual or ** dislocation in medicine. The main cause of **sexual dislocation is improper and insufficient fixation time during the first dislocation. When a joint dislocations slip out, the joint capsule is destroyed and a wound is formed.

Although the joint is free to move after reduction, the joint capsule has not yet fully healed. If the joint is slightly subjected to external force at this time, it is easy to slip out of the wound of the original joint capsule again, and a habitual dislocation will be formed over time. The traditional method of habitual dislocation is mainly maintenance, keeping patients away from volleyball, badminton and other sports.

But this method can only reduce the chances, but not the chances. The most effective way to develop a habitual dislocation is surgery. Early habitual dislocation is mainly due to the fact that the joint capsule has not been able to close completely, resulting in the joint slipping out, and the joint capsule can be surgically tightened and sutured to prevent the joint from slipping out again.

If it is a long-term habitual dislocation patient, it is necessary to consider whether his joint part is defected due to frequent dislocation, if there is a defect, the simple joint capsuture effect is not good, you can use "bone block", the defect is made up with bone, so as to achieve the purpose of preventing joint dislocation. Postoperative fixation is the key to recovery, and the longer the joint fixation, the better, at least not less than three months, otherwise the joint will not be fully recovered, and it will also cause habitual dislocation.

There are two kinds of dislocation that I understand, one is calcium deficiency and the other is joint ligament laxity. The former is calcium supplement, and more Tai Chi is played. The latter needs to look further at your situation before I can dispense the medicine.

Of course, you can also go to some hospitals to find a doctor to solve it, general acupuncture, massage, surgery, it seems that I have heard of ** good. But I don't have much contact. Here you can give a popular formula, that is, "honey, more than 10 years old celadon powder, green onion" according to your specific situation according to a certain proportion of the mixture, covered on the parts you often dislocate.

Change the dressing every 3 days, and after 7 dressing changes, it will be completely fine. This prescription is poisonous, so please do not enter it and try to avoid smelling it. Moreover, this prescription has a weak effect on people in the north, southeast, and Kunming area.

Not effective for men over 50 years of age. Also, when there is no dislocation, this medicine cannot be used. That is to say, it needs to be used after dislocation to have an effect.

This is very expensive

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It costs about a thousand.

Yes, you can do it yourself, strengthen that kind of toughness exercise.

OK. You need to exercise a lot.

**The best way is to go to the Chinese medicine hall for bone correction, and the effect is very good, and it is also very convenient.

Through surgery**, general surgery can fundamentally cure this disease, but after surgery, you must pay attention to recovery and do not do large movements.

Be sure to wear a cast, if the condition is more serious, it will lead to bone cracking, so be sure to treat it with caution.

The treatment of dislocation is to apply the brake first and go to the hospital as soon as possible. It is generally recommended to seek medical treatment in time to restore the joint position, and do not operate without permission, otherwise it is easy to have secondary injuries.

Habitual dislocations of joints Many of them are caused by the rupture of the joint capsule, which has not healed completely over a long period of time, and can cause habitual dislocations. And then there's a change in the surrounding ligament tissue, and it's prone to habitual dislocations. Habitual dislocations can only be cured by surgery.

Hello. **Sexual dislocation (commonly known as habitual shoulder dislocation) is mainly divided into two categories: one is that the shoulder joint can be dislocated by oneself, and then it can be returned to the normal position, that is, the patient can "perform" his shoulder joint to enter and exit freely; The second type is the most common, mainly because of trauma, that is, the sequelae of shoulder dislocation caused by external forces.

Regarding**, 1 For congenital habitual dislocation**, since there is no obvious lesion, the problem lies in the smooth and clear tissue structure, so in principle, conservative (non-surgical) rehabilitation** is the main one, and the muscles around the shoulder joint are trained to strengthen the muscle strength to help stabilize the joint. 2. The ** of traumatic shoulder dislocation is divided into two aspects: in the emergency bridge attack period, that is, when the first dislocation occurs, in the past, conservative joint reduction was used to "wait and see" after the operation, if necessary surgical reduction**, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time if there is a dislocation, so as to strive for the best time.

I wish you good health,

For congenital habitual dislocation**, since there is no obvious lesion, the problem lies in the relaxation of the tissue structure, so in principle, conservative (non-surgical) rehabilitation** is the main one, and the muscles around the shoulder joint are trained to strengthen the muscle strength to help stabilize the joint. The effectiveness is about 70%, unless it is necessary, surgical tightening of the joint capsule to reduce the range of motion of the joint to maintain stability. As for the ** of traumatic shoulder dislocation, there are two aspects:

In the acute stage, that is, when the first dislocation occurs, conservative joint reduction has been used to "wait and see" after surgery, but the high rate of young people and sports-loving patients (80% 95%) also makes us think of better ways to reduce the poor prognosis that we know will inevitably occur. Due to the development of arthroscopic surgery, the surgical technique of minimally invasive mouth is used to repair the stripped scapulopharopral ligament in a timely manner for young people, athletes, sports-loving patients, or military personnel and police officers with special occupations after their first shoulder dislocation, so as to reduce the chance of future development and the trouble, and the complexity of future development. The results of arthroscopic surgery can reduce the chances of these high-rate patients to less than 10% to 20%.

On the other hand, conservative rehabilitation** is not effective for post-traumatic habitual dislocations, with a success rate of less than 20%. However, if these lesions are surgically corrected, the torn ligaments are sutured and the loose joint capsule is tightened, the shoulder sling is used for two to four weeks after surgery, and passive joint movement is started, muscle strength training is started at eight weeks, activities of daily living are resumed at 12 weeks, and sports are resumed at 4 to 6 months. We have calculated that the success rate of surgery has reached 95% in the past 10 years.

We have also started to use arthroscopic surgery**, in addition to the aforementioned patients with the first shoulder dislocation in the acute phase, but also for some patients who have habitual dislocations and the lesion injury is not too serious. The advantages of arthroscopic surgery are that the wound is small (three small holes), less painful after surgery, easier to rehabilitate, less stiff joints, and easier to return to normal range of motion and function. The short-term** results are similar to those of open surgery.

Traditional Chinese medicine also has a very good effect on habitual dislocation. Compared with surgery, the process is simpler and the effect is better. At present, the patent formula of traditional Chinese medicine with habitual dislocation has been approved.

Habitual shoulder dislocation is now classified as traumatic shoulder instability, and many patients are able to reduce it on their own. If you want to stop the disease, you still have to have surgery. Arthroscopic surgery is preferred.

I don't know where you are, Beijing has the Sports Hospital of the National Sports Commission and the Third Hospital of Peking University; Shanghai has Ruijin Hospital or East Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. These are all masters in the domestic shoulder joint.

There are several factors for the stabilization of the shoulder joint: First, the shape of the humeral head is nearly semicircular, and the glenoid articular surface of the shoulder is concave and consistent with the humeral head, which is one of the stabilizing factors of the shoulder joint. Second, the joint capsule and ligaments, when the joint capsule and ligaments are tight, it can limit the excessive displacement of the humeral head.

Third, the labrum can deepen the glenoid fossa. Fourth, the coordinated contraction of the shoulder muscles is also a factor to ensure the stability of the shoulder joint. However, the humeral head is large and the scapuloid is small, and the joint capsule is large and loose, which can easily cause shoulder instability.

1) Traumatic anterior dislocation of the virtual bond.

Traumatic dislocations are when a normal shoulder joint is destabilized by an external force, while anterior dislocation is the most common type of glenohumeral dislocation. When the athlete hits or serves, the shoulder joint is extremely abducted and externally rotated, and the upper arm is extended backwards, resulting in the top pressure of the humeral head, resulting in damage to the anterior joint capsule, ligaments and labral cartilage, and the external force continues to dislocate the humeral head forward.

Patients with traumatic anterior dislocation present with shoulder pain, deformity, limited movement, and the patient often uses the other hand to support the injured forearm with the head tilted toward the injured side. Athletes have pain when smashing or serving, i.e., when the shoulder is abducted and rotated horizontally.

2) Post-traumatic dislocation.

Generally, in the case of direct external force in front of the shoulder joint, such as the front of the shoulder when the shoulder joint is overextended during defense, the posterior dislocation of the shoulder joint can occur. Athletes often experience pain when they save the ball while leaping.

Acute dislocation should be followed by ice, shoulder immobilization, X-ray taken in a specialized hospital in time to rule out bone fractures, and then reduction and other **. Immobilization generally takes more than 4 weeks, and then the training to strengthen the muscles is started according to the ** plan to protect the joints and make them stable.

Shoulder dislocation is often prone to regression, and is often combined with labral and joint capsule injury. Surgery should be performed**.

Arthroscopic minimally invasive surgery, shoulder arthroscopic repair of damaged labrum and joint capsule, restore the stability of the shoulder joint, and cooperate with the best training after surgery to restore the patient's shoulder joint function to the greatest extent.

Traumatic shoulder instability.

The shoulder is the joints with the greatest mobility in the human body because the scapula glenoid is small, the humeral head is large and round, and the joint capsule is relatively loose. Therefore, in daily life, work, and physical exercise, the shoulder joint is one of the joints most vulnerable to injury in the human body. In the past, the misdiagnosis rate of shoulder joint injury was high, and most of them were diagnosed as frozen shoulder, biceps longus tenosynovitis, etc.

A minimally invasive approach is used to perform arthroscopic rotator cuff and labral injuries, acromial impingement syndrome, traumatic shoulder instability and other common shoulder injuries**, which is a relatively mature surgery.

There is no specific ** for this, no person's situation is different, or go to the orthopedic hospital to take a specific look!

Pro: Usually pay attention to calcium supplementation.