Patient's question:
Patient Patient Patient newborn discovered on the third day, right arm weakness, unable to lift, high jaundice. Premature 20 days. Previous treatment and outcomes: Laboratory tests, examination results: What kind of assistance is needed: What will happen in the future, can there be other interference to the child?Doctor's answer:
For common tractional brachial plexus injuries, early treatment is based on rigorous measures, which include the use of neurotrophic drugs, therapeutic interventions such as electrotherapy, infrared therapy, and magnetotherapy applied to the injured area, as well as functional exercises for the affected limb. These measures are comprehensive in preventing joint capsule scar contracture and can be combined with acupuncture and massage to help thoroughly eliminate severe nerve shock, resolve nerve adhesions, and relax joints. The observation period is generally about 3 months. The affected limb should undergo functional exercises to prevent joint capsule scar contracture, therapeutic interventions at the nerve suture site to prevent scar adhesion compression, and the use of electrotherapy to stimulate nerve regeneration.