Patient's question:
122 Compound Reserpine Triamterene Tablets Daughter had a fracture in her lower leg due to an accident. It seems like I didn't see any finger bones, but after follow-up at the county hospital, I wasn't reassured and went to the hospital again.Previous Treatment and Effects: After describing the situation at the county hospital, the doctor said it wasn't displaced and recommended applying a cast and hospitalization for treatment. After the cast was applied, we returned to the hospital where the doctor said it was set correctly, but it was prone to displacement. On the third day of follow-up, there were no issues. They asked us to come back for another check-up in a week (how could it be displaced?).
Currently, the child is being cared for at home, but she often cries all night due to pain and doesn't sleep.
What kind of help is needed: Hello, is there anything else to be aware of? Will the follow-up at the county hospital next week be used? Because the child is prone to motion sickness, she is unwilling to sit in a car.
Doctor's answer:
The treatment of fractures is important for reduction and fixation, and all three hospitals have helped you achieve this. Three to seven days after the fracture, the wound may be swollen and painful, but it will gradually improve thereafter. Methods to reduce pain include taking painkillers and elevating the affected limb (lifting it above heart level). Additionally, check if the toes are not showing "cyanosis," "pallor," or localized severe pain; if so, seek medical attention. If none of these conditions are present, you can return for a follow-up next week.