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Joint paining, left hand swelled up. Dislocation. Unable to move hand, completely stuck. Pains alot.
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Hi in my opinion u need to go to visit an Orthopedic surgeon and fix the dislocation... before that do not move ur hand and keep it in a arm sling...do not move it to much...after fixing the dislocation go according to the directions given by Orthopedics...get well soon take care
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Please go and visit your nearest orthopedic hospital for proper treatment.don't do any type of movement.if you have much pain then take painkiller and also you can apply ice
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Hi... Get an x ray hand AP and oblique
X ray wrist PA and lateral
Immediately get orthopedic surgeon consultation..
Inj dolonex DT stat IM
Tab.chymoral forte BD
Tab. UGESIC OD
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Kindly visit an orthopaedic surgeon asap.
Also put a bandage to avoid further damage.
You can do some ice packs as well to reduce the pain and swelling.
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