Itching while wearing a cast is a common problem for kids. Even adults have a hard time resisting the urge to scratch underneath the cast. Here are some tips for getting relief. Scratching safety You can do significant harm by scratching your skin beneath your cast. Never stick anything sharp or rough down the cast.

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2012年11月27日 · Cast padding. One of the essential components of a child’s cast is the padding. The padding protects your child’s skin from the fiberglass or plaster, which can irritate the skin. It also forms a barrier to heat and prevents burns when the cast is applied in the doctor’s office. Lack of good padding is a common reason for cast problems.

2013年9月8日 · Usually this only happens if the child falls or hits the cast against something. Most of the time, the combination of early healing and the hard cast (which acts like a piece of armor) is enough to prevent the broken pieces from moving. Most orthopedic surgeons wouldn’t recommend a cast unless they felt like it was safe for the fracture.

2012年9月24日 · However, in most cases, the fingers are free, sticking out of the cast – especially in wrist fracture and elbow fracture treatment. There is rarely a good excuse for finger stiffness in a child with an arm cast. Tips on avoiding finger stiffness. Several strategies can help parents (who can remind doctors) prevent this problem.

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2012年10月30日 · The cast cutting technique is designed to only cut through the hard part of the cast – not the soft padding underneath. 2. Spreading the cast. A device called a cast spreader is used to spread apart the edges of the cut cast material. This loosens the hard cast and allows the cast to be opened up like a book and the inner padding exposed. 3.

Pain is never normal in a cast or splint. Pain could be coming from any one or all of the following: skin rubbing on the hard material of the splint; wet skin getting irritated; too much pressure on the muscles, blood flow, and nerves from a tight cast; cast …

2014年1月22日 · Normal appearance after the cast is removed. In the following picture, you can see the scaly, peeling appearance of the skin. This child’s cast was removed about 5 minutes before this picture was taken. He was in a long arm cast (up past the elbow). He sat in the chair in the exam room, sucking on a sucker the whole time.