Patient's question:
The baby was holding the bowl in his left hand and stumbled, would he get poked if he fell? In a hurry, he didn't notice and picked up the baby. Past treatment and effectiveness: the bowl broke... Did the bowl fall first or did the person and the bowl fall together? What kind of help is desired: In a hurry, didn't see clearly whether he was lying on the fragments... afraid of poking the babyDoctor's answer:
Your child's condition should have symptoms caused by an active, aggressive radial head subluxation. This generally leads to local pain and crying. Your child's condition requires active diagnosis. I suggest that first and foremost, rest should be paid attention to. A light, warm, and easily digestible diet is very important. It is recommended that your child actively go to the hospital for a local X-ray examination to see. Diagnosis is very important. Do not treat blindly. Wish your child good health.