First Aid When Dislocated Joints

Dislocations are a common accident. The cause is usually due to injury, beaten or slip when working, playing sports. Dislocated joints due to dislocated joints can cause sudden, intense pain. Therefore, it is necessary to get first aid immediately before sending to medical facilities.
Dislocations can occur in large joints such as the shoulders, knees, elbows or ankles or in smaller joints such as fingers, thumbs or toes

. First aid is as follows:
- Do not move to avoid force, dislocate or attempt to move the dislocated joint, or force it back into position, which could cause damage to joints and muscles, ligaments, nerves or blood vessels in around.
- Fixed joints: Fixed in the position that joints are in that position. If dislocating the arm, the elbow can be determined by tying your hand to the torso, using the torso as a support for the hand If the dislocated leg, the two legs can be tied together, using a healthy leg as a fixed splint for dislocated leg.




- Apply cold compress to the injured joint area to avoid and reduce swelling. You can use ice applied directly on the skin or place ice on a cloth to apply. Do not apply heat, apply salt, apply alcohol or bear bile as this can worsen the condition.
- Quickly and gently transport dislocated people to health facilities for examination and treatment by doctors..

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