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My baby daughter's arm got hurt somehow, she cries when i try to lift or move her arm. what could this be and how do i treat this?
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Have it evaluated: It is hard without a review of history & exam to guess the problem & suggest a treatment. Toddlers can dislocate their elbow falling backwards with arm outstretched or if picked up by the hand. They can also have a variety of problems causing similar cries. The sooner it is evaluated the better the healing if dislocated.
Answered 1/15/2019
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