My youngest had this issue.. the first time it happened she pulled away when i was holding her hand walking in a parking lot. Of course I had a firm grip on her she was 3 years old.. then it happened 6 more times 4 on one arm and 3 on the other. It happened a couple of times while she was playing or other kids playing atound her and bumped the arm.. The doctors said the ligament was "weak".. she had to have surgery to shorten a ligament.. never happened agian after that.
Thanks for sharing 🙏 it is often much harder on the parents - feeling bad that they caused the pain, than it is on the kids who recover very quickly. It is due to laxity of the ligaments in the elbow, especially under the age of five, thankfully, very uncommon to see after the age of six and very uncommon to cause any type of chronic issue. Thanks again for sharing and hope all continuing to go well.
My sister broke her arm and the doctor called it nursemaid without even ordering an X-ray, h was gonna try and just throw that Bih in the socket it was already in. Be careful when working with children and be thorough since the parents do not take it lightly when you make mistakes
Excellent question, even with Radial head subluxation, considered a partial dislocation, risk of recurrence does increase, seemingly in mail more than female toddlers. Recurrence rate as high as 50% in some studies however, after the age of six or seven, that does not appear to be any increase risk of elbow problems.
This seem it be common I have seen adult violently pull childs arm from behind twist the arm and child back facing opposite direct then pull arm upwards yanking child on to there toes. I hate this or seeing it happen it is grossly violent and fed up with seeing it It is pure child abuse. Adults doing this sees to be common by those women who have nasty angry temperaments. It is a child assault.
Oh so that’s why my mom said not to yank my baby sister’s arm when I was younger…
I guess I got lucky 😅
Good to hear it all went well. In that case, mom is definitely right. 👏🏼🙏
Why'd you do it then bro?
This happened to my little boy, cost me €100 trip to ER to have the nurse just fold his arm up 😂
Yes, the simplicity, and in that case the cost of the fix would be frustrating. Glad to hear all went well though.
Lmao thank god you weren’t in the us 😂
Would have cost you 1000's in the US.
My youngest had this issue.. the first time it happened she pulled away when i was holding her hand walking in a parking lot. Of course I had a firm grip on her she was 3 years old.. then it happened 6 more times 4 on one arm and 3 on the other. It happened a couple of times while she was playing or other kids playing atound her and bumped the arm.. The doctors said the ligament was "weak".. she had to have surgery to shorten a ligament.. never happened agian after that.
Thanks for sharing 🙏 it is often much harder on the parents - feeling bad that they caused the pain, than it is on the kids who recover very quickly. It is due to laxity of the ligaments in the elbow, especially under the age of five, thankfully, very uncommon to see after the age of six and very uncommon to cause any type of chronic issue. Thanks again for sharing and hope all continuing to go well.
@@BoneDoctor_TH-cam she's 27 now.. and doing great!!
I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and this happens to me quite a bit. Not pleasant, but it’s a hell of a lot better than my hip and shoulder dislocations.
Don't come for my man Kelce now 😂
Jk I love your videos 😊
Not at all, I’m a huge fan and thought Video was great
@@BoneDoctor_TH-cam haha it was great! Thanks 😊
IF THIS COULD HAPPEN THEN WHY DO KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS PULL THEM UP SO AGGRESSIVELY AND QUICKLY PUT THEM DOWN
I need to stop lifting my son like that
I know he’s strong enough but I can’t risk it
many a parent has been through that issue
My sister broke her arm and the doctor called it nursemaid without even ordering an X-ray, h was gonna try and just throw that Bih in the socket it was already in. Be careful when working with children and be thorough since the parents do not take it lightly when you make mistakes
Do you have to make sure the arm is broken first otherwise it’s still not completely safe to do, but do it at your own risk
Does this have any bad long term effects?
Very nice
Thanks for taking the time 🙏
“Nursemaid’s Elbow”
Thanks
Is it true that once it dislocated it often dislocated?
Excellent question, even with Radial head subluxation, considered a partial dislocation, risk of recurrence does increase, seemingly in mail more than female toddlers. Recurrence rate as high as 50% in some studies however, after the age of six or seven, that does not appear to be any increase risk of elbow problems.
@@BoneDoctor_TH-cam thank you
@@BoneDoctor_TH-camI assume because male toddlers play more and more aggressively
Ummm this may or may not have happened to me five times when I was little💀
My stepdad did this do my baby brother , and my mom left him😂😂
I had this in both of my arms
Ouch. Bilateral is not common. How are your elbows doing?
@@BoneDoctor_TH-cam they are great now!
Thanks for asking
@@BoneDoctor_TH-cam they lucky healed
Radial head
😂
I hve born case
This seem it be common I have seen adult violently pull childs arm from behind twist the arm and child back facing opposite direct then pull arm upwards yanking child on to there toes. I hate this or seeing it happen it is grossly violent and fed up with seeing it It is pure child abuse. Adults doing this sees to be common by those women who have nasty angry temperaments. It is a child assault.
I hate to say I did it.