After students dislocate, the earlier the reduction, the simpler the method and the better the effect.

Step one: limit exercise.

Some children will cry and make a scene after dislocation, and even roll on the ground in pain. Often moving a dislocated limb at will will only aggravate the child's pain. This is the first time to comfort the child's emotions and try to calm the child down. The key is to limit the child's behavior and stop tossing the affected limb.

Step 2: Repair the affected area.

Dislocation will cause damage to the joint capsule around the joint. If the injured joint is still frequently moved after dislocation, it will not only aggravate the pain, but also further aggravate the damage of the joint capsule, which will make the joint capsule loose, thus causing joint instability and habitual dislocation. Therefore, after the child dislocates, be sure to help the child fix the affected limb. The fixation method of radial capitulum subluxation (elbow dislocation) is to fold a big scarf into a triangle and hang the affected limb on the chest. If the shoulder joint is dislocated, bandage, clothes, cloth or scarf can be used to bind and fix the dislocated arm and trunk.

Step 3: Ice the affected area.

After the student dislocates, the affected area will gradually swell, and the child will feel red, swollen and hot. After fixing the dislocated part of the child, you can use an ice pack to compress the part and make the blood vessels contract, so that the swelling will not continue and the bruise will not expand, reducing tissue inflammation and helping to relieve pain.