Sprains are common in a limb with weak muscles; in a deformed extremity in which the muscles act in unnatural lines, and in a joint with relaxed ligaments.
In sprains of the ankle, nothing compares to a hot foot-bath prolonged for hours, the object being to decrease the pain and swelling, thereby regaining the use of the limb.
Another method of treatment of sprains of the ankle is by strapping with adhesive plaster, but it is advisable only for slight injuries.
It is evident, therefore, that a wet dressing with an impervious covering can safely be employed only in conditions where the skin is unbroken, such as sprains and bruises.
Many cases of tarsal fracture have been treated for sprains of the ankle.
Sprains may be considered as fibrillary fractures of soft structures and since this form of injury is subsurface, and limited to fractional portions of tendons, the inflammation occasioned usually remains an aseptic one.
This articulation is not subject to pathologic changes due to concussion or sprains as occasioned by ordinary service, but is frequently injured by contusion from falls, blows from the wagon-pole and kicks.
And when one considers the possibility that a goodly proportion of cases of tarsal exostis are the outcome of sprains, the occurrence of tarsal sprains may be more generally admitted.
By this method one may differentiate true crepitation, false crepitation, luxation and inflammation of ligaments that have been injured, as in sprains of such structures in the phalangeal region.
Sprains of the mesial tarsal ligaments cause lameness somewhat similar to that of spavin.
It is to be remembered, however, that in sprains there occurs fibrillary fracture of soft structures and time is required for regeneration of tissue which has been injured or destroyed.
Sprains or injuries of lateral ligaments of the extremities, ringbone and certain foot affections, are made manifest by a side to side movement or a pivotal movement.
Various hypotheses are recorded as to how sprains are influenced and among others may be mentioned that of McDonough[52], which is that the foot is robbed of its normal manner of support by the ordinary three-calked shoe.
The external causes are sprains or any injury to the region.
Sprains and injuries to the region of the fetlock should receive the necessary treatment.
Sprains and injuries of the structures in the shoulder region are more common in horses that are called on to do heavy work than among driving horses.
Sprains and bruises call for an application of the tincture of arnica.
This is a useful application for sprains and bruises.
Finally, sprains of the back and loins may cause bleeding from the kidneys or inflammation.
The fibrous structure situated behind the cannon bones, both in the fore and hind legs, is often the seat of lacerations or sprains resulting from violent efforts or sudden jerks.
Irritants in feed must be avoided, sprains appropriately treated, and stone in bladder or urethra removed.
Yet there are several conditions to which the definition of "sprains of the loins" may apply which are not strictly normal.
The prescription which will necessarily first of all suggest itself for sprains of the loins is rest.
In remedialsprains of the back or disease of the spinal cord these must have appropriate treatment, and the urine must be drawn off frequently with a catheter to prevent overdistention and injury to the bladder.
The root is used by them to reduce sprainsand swellings.
The Flambeau Ojibwe soak the leaves in warm water then bind them on bruises, sprains or sores as a poultice.
Except for sprainsand bruises the wee dog is all right.
Bobby may have been run over by a cart and got internal injuries, but I'm thinking it's justsprains and bruises from a bad fall.
The special features and complications of sprains of the knee are discussed with other injuries of that joint.
In the lumbar regionsprains are usually due to over-exertion in lifting heavy weights, or to the patient having been suddenly thrown backwards and forwards in a railway collision.
The treatment consists in the immediate employment of massage and movement, supplemented by alternate hot and cold douches, on the same lines as in sprains of other joints.
The injuries met with in the region of the elbow-joint include the various fractures of the lower end of the humerus, and upper ends of the bones of the forearm, including the olecranon; and dislocations and sprains of the elbow-joint.
The injuries met with in the region of the shoulder include fractures and dislocations of the clavicle, fractures of the scapula, dislocations and sprains of the shoulder-joint, and fractures of the upper end of the humerus.
These injuries are treated by rest in bed, massage, and the other measures already described as applicable to sprains and contusions.
It is suggested that these synovial changes follow upon repeatedsprains or upon a previous pyogenic infection of the joint.
In the treatment of recurrent sprains of the knee, therefore, special attention must be directed towards the wasting of the quadriceps by means of massage and appropriate exercises.
The use of the Röntgen rays has shown that fracture of individual carpal bones is commoner than was previously supposed, and that many cases formerly looked upon as severe sprains are examples of this injury.
The animal is subject to frequent sprains or fracture of bones without apparent cause, as in lying down or turning around, and when such fractures occur they are difficult to unite.
Sprains of the loins produce bleeding from the kidneys and disease of the spinal cord, and sometimes determine albuminous or milky looking urine.
How to Treat Fractures, Sprains and Dislocations 9 II.
Loss of motion, too, is quite as marked in dislocations and severe sprains as in fractures.
Sprains and bruises, while not serious, are often very annoying.
Simple or acute synovitis is nearly always brought about by injury to the joint--by blows or bruises, or by sprains of the ligaments.
Presently Frances came out to tell us that Betty's injuries were no greater than a few sprains and bruises, and that the surgeon said she would be well in a few days.
She had recovered from her sprains and bruises, although she was still pale and not quite strong.
Lack of proper care in severe sprains often results in permanent lameness.
The bark of bittersweet with chamomile and wormwood simmered in fresh lard make an excellent ointment for sprains and swellings.
This is one of the best known remedies for sprainsthat can be obtained.
Sprains or wrenches of the joints are caused by a twist or a blow.
This is an excellent remedy for sprains When the part is much swollen and looks bluish is when it is especially beneficial.
Used in this way it is good for sprains and bruises.
Slight sprains (as of finger) may be painted with iodine.
Sprains Bathe a sprain in as hot water as you can bear, to which has been added a small quantity of vinegar and salt.
Sprains and Bruises= The best immediate treatment for ordinary sprains and bruises is the application of cloths dipped in very hot water.
WIND GALLS CAUSE: By concussions from fast work on hard roads and from sprains from slipping.
Beef brine is an excellent lotion for bothsprains and bruises.
Injuries to joints should never be neglected; and severe sprains always require medical attention, since in addition to the sprain a bone may be broken.
Common examples of inflammation are boils, sore throat, and the swollen, painful condition resulting from sprains and fractures.
Often insprains all attention is given to the bruised and torn muscles, while similarly bruised and torn nerves are overlooked; yet upon the nerves the perfect healing of the muscles depends.
Sprains to some muscles are often taken for serious internal inflammation, and a slight cough and spit are taken for consumption.
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