Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I have had two dislocated arms. What is the reason?Doctor's answer:
This is determined by the physiological structure of the elbow joint in young children. Once a dislocation has occurred, it is prone to recurrence, especially if there have been repeated dislocations. It can easily happen again with a slight mishap. In daily life, parents should be particularly cautious—whether dressing the child, guiding their hand, or playing with them. They should avoid forcefully lifting the child's arm as much as possible. If a lift is necessary, it should be done on the healthy side of the arm or the upper arm.Only by preventing recurrence can the elbow joint gradually recover as the child grows, with improved joint function and strengthened ligaments, eventually no longer dislocating.