Patient's question:
An adult pulled the child's arm, and soon the child cried and didn't want to be touched. When asked to lift the arm, the child refused. The fingers could move, as if it hurt sometimes and didn't hurt other times. She is two and a half and still isn't very good at expressing herself. She cried for a while saying it hurt, then stopped crying.Doctor's answer:
If the baby experiences this situation again, it may be caused by a recurring arm fracture. If this situation occurs again, timely symptomatic treatment is necessary. Generally, after this situation reoccurs, it is primarily important to take the baby to the hospital promptly for a thorough examination. Based on the examination results, timely reduction treatment should be administered to the baby. If no fracture occurs, it may be a muscle strain, and appropriate use of Honghua oil for internal consumption can be considered.