bigpicture001:
...I wanted us to chat like adult,but ur referring to me as daft has made me realise that the Goat in ur Monica is who u truly are. mumu. du u no that if u major in.neurology and even.begin the practice. u still can't be called a consultant Neurologist...? if u don't know ask ur fake lazy docs in ur hospitals... idiot there a million things u could lern frm me if u don't know.....go nd find out what process one will go through to be called a consultant on any.medical field......

Coldplay007:


Sue that hospital..

Brachial plexus injury. Most cases resolve within 4 months of birth but can last up to 2 years before resolving. Hopefully the damage is not permanent.

Go to a hospital that has a consultant Neurologist..

Ibrochaka:
happy new month bro, please concerning the job we went for interview, are they still calling?....... Cuz I once heard you saying that the calling is in batches

madgoat:


Stop saying rubbish. You dont even know what you are saying
Ask those that are fellows of WACP or other bodies if they are called consultants or not. Just because you can type on your fone doesn't mean you are intellectually bright. Honestly your write-up shows you know nothing about the medical profession.

Viking007:
Yes it's in batches, some are in training now, while some will be contacted soon. How soon is what I can't tell.

supereagle:


All the cases I have managed in my practice, I'm yet to use non of the above, just a simple procedure and the baby is fine. An orthopedic surgeon referred one to me last week. I'm managing the baby, I showed them EMS, but I them I have, but I don't use it.

amina2000:
Goodmorning Family and happy New month.
I just put to birth and it was a difficult delivery becos my baby was too big ,during delivery the upper limp of my baby was stretched that he could not move one his hands, or feel it.Pls I want to know if any mother has experience this and how were they able help heal or use the hand.thanks
Note :the scans was seeing a small baby so there was no room for C S.

lovethchioma:
This happened to me so many years ago. Just like your baby, I was very big too.
My parents took me to different hospitals then and they said there was nothing that could be done to the hand, that my parents should just be exercising the hand. They continued doing that for me until I grew but there was no difference.

Well, I'm an adult today and I still suffer the mistake of those careless doctors/nurses. Still can't really use the hand much.. though you might not notice it easily except when I'm about to do something with my hands. So many persons ask why I don't use my two hands to type when I'm working with my laptop, I just tell them they wouldn't understand. I'm still faster than those who use two hands to type though.

I want to believe there should be solutions for this problem today, at least things have improved. So, anything you want to do about your baby's hand, please do it fast. At least the babies bones/nerves haven't fully formed so it's easier to make corrections now.

I don't know if at this my age, if anything could be done to correct mine. I will do anything to be able to use my left hand well. Doctors in the house.. I need your suggestions.

deboski6:
It happens to my second born, always going for physiotherapy and I brought a small machine which we always use on the hand. He is using the hand, but it shows that something is wrong with the hand.

Prognose:


Wow, so sorry to hear about your hand. But I believe you have adapted well without it. Kudos to you.

I'm guessing your older than 10yrs definitely so a lot of time has passed. I'm not a physiotherapist but I don't know if EMS will still help. See s liscensed physiotherapist. All the best.

lovethchioma:
Thanks so much...

oratorOdunayo1:


Dearest, I am a Physiotherapist and I’m pretty sure that hand can still function the way you want it if the result of any nerve conduction test or myography is still positive. Though it was a long time it happened but NEVER SAY NEVER

lovethchioma:
Really? please tell me more about it. I already have lost all hope but I'd sincerely do anything to be able to use my left hand as I do my right hand.
Note that I'm up-to 25years ... there's still hope right? nerve conduction test? how do I go about the test?

segoje:
Please the only two specialists are a good physiotherapist and a good paediatrician. He/ she has had what is referred to as erbs palsy. It is a type of brachial plexus injury. Another type due to birth injury is Klumpke's paralysis. It is only a physiotherapist that can differentiate this. Neither of these conditions resolve without proper and adequate physiotherapy. Please be guided. See a physiotherapist. Treatment starts from the day of injury.

oratorOdunayo1:


You can make inquiry in any physiotherapist department in federal teaching hospitals but I’m pretty sure you can find one in Obafemi Awolowo University teaching hospital (OAUTHC) ile -Ife

doctokwus:

This your advert,no be here.
It's tradomedicals and miracle home healers that advertise like this.What exactly is your field of expertise?

OKKO:


Are you a physiotherapist?

Prognose:


Don't u need the EMS to stimulate the muscles? It's still a baby after all and won't be able to follow your instructions?

Do you have EMS for sale? Any idea how much?

Matinho:
1.Erb Palsy
2.Are you diabetic?

bigpicture001:
...I wanted us to chat like adult,but ur referring to me as daft has made me realise that the Goat in ur Monica is who u truly are. mumu. du u no that if u major in.neurology and even.begin the practice. u still can't be called a consultant Neurologist...? if u don't know ask ur fake lazy docs in ur hospitals... idiot there a million things u could lern frm me if u don't know.....go nd find out what process one will go through to be called a consultant on any.medical field......

amina2000:
Goodmorning Family and happy New month.
I just put to birth and it was a difficult delivery becos my baby was too big ,during delivery the upper limp of my baby was stretched that he could not move one his hands, or feel it.Pls I want to know if any mother has experience this and how were they able help heal or use the hand.thanks
Note :the scans was seeing a small baby so there was no room for C S.

Rakiticbarca:
It's called Erbs palsy, relax and dont be scared, all you need do is get a good physiotherapist to be seeing your baby. You will need an EMS and an aeroplane splint to position your baby's upper limb. Like I said you've got no problem, the earlier you start the better.

HumbleBoy21:
I think pulling of the arm during childbirth could be more of klumpke paralysis than it is of erbs.