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Hand injury
My 3 and half years old baby girl fell down from bed on 24.5.2025. Next day her right hand was swollen we took X-ray and visited near by orthopaedic doctor. Doctor told no fracture shown in the X-ray but he could find the reason for swelling. He prescribed shelcal and ibugesic syrup for 1 week. It's been 5 days still swelling is there in her right hand elbow. She can move her hand, now pain is not there. But she could not put her right hand straight, could not touch her face and should with her right hand. I have attached her X-ray report. What is the problem in her hand? How long it will take time to get back normal? Please prescribe the dosage of shelcal & ibugesic syrup? Her current wait is 13.4kgs.
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It takes 2-3 wk to get back to normal.
Hot fomentation will help.
DO NO MASSAGE OF ELBOW.
You may give Ibugesic sos.
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Plaster application is required
Its soft tissue injury
Limb elevation required
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