My child's ulna fracture was reduced, but there is a deviation of 3 to 4 millimeters in the ulna. Can it be

Patient's question:

7/15 evening fracture, couldn't be treated at Fuyang Hospital, went to Hefei Hospital, after reduction, the ulna was off by 3, 4 millimeters

Doctor's answer:

The typical manifestations of a fracture patient include local deformation after the injury, abnormal movements of the limbs, and a bone rubbing sound when moving the limbs. Additionally, there is severe pain at the wound site, local swelling, and bruising, as well as movement impairment after the injury. After an injury, it is advisable to minimize the movement of the patient as much as possible. If movement is necessary, it must be done cautiously, gently, and securely, with the principle of not increasing the patient's pain as the guiding rule.