Patient's question:
The child had an injury on their left arm when they were young. Now they bring soy milk to school. It has been hurting for these past few days. It has been hurting for a week. Will the arm be pulled off. Anyway, it just won't go up. The shoulder area is hurting.Doctor's answer:
Your condition is more likely to be muscle tension and fasciitis. It is usually caused by exposure to cold, overexertion, heavy load, or prolonged poor posture, such as sitting or standing for too long. Over time, it can develop into chronic strain. During the acute phase, if the pain is severe, you can apply local cold compresses, use topical sprays or ointments. For more severe pain, oral anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken, while also paying attention to rest and avoiding overexertion or exposure to cold. If the pain does not subside significantly, it is best to visit a regular hospital for examination and consultation—specifically, you can see a doctor in the orthopedics department.Here are some suggestions for your child’s past injury to the left arm when they were young. I hope this helps you. Wishing you good health!