Joint Dislocation

Treatment Approach:

• Initial Assessment: Our medical professionals will conduct a thorough examination and may use imaging tests to diagnose the dislocation and assess any associated damage.
• Reduction: The primary treatment involves repositioning the dislocated bones back into their proper place, a procedure known as reduction. This can often be done manually but may sometimes require anesthesia or surgical intervention.
• Immobilization: After reduction, the joint may be immobilized using a splint, brace, or sling to allow for healing.
• Pain Management: Pain relief and anti-inflammatory medications may be prescribed to manage discomfort and reduce swelling.
• Rehabilitation: Physical therapy is crucial for restoring strength, flexibility, and function to the affected joint. Rehabilitation exercises will be tailored to your specific needs and progress.
• Follow-up Care: Regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing and prevent future dislocations are essential.