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    it may be.
    try to ice it and see how it is after but if its still bad take him to the doctor as soon as possible.
    you should probably do that anyway.

    its important to get an x-ray just to confirm.

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    It may be broken or he may have dislocated his elbow. My son dislocated his elbow when he was 2 - he also held his in a certain position - if it was moved from this spot, he would yell and cry. Definitely take him now to the emegency to get it seen to - if it is broken, this is serious and he needs to be examined asap.

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    Get it x-rayed to be sure. When my daughter was 6, she fell at a roller skating party. She cried for 2 minutes, and then went back to skating. She was holding it against her tummy, and wouldn't let anyone touch it. It didn't look broken, and wasn't swollen. She had one little bruise on the inside of her wrist.
    Ten minutes later my husband comes over holding his wrist. He wiped out and landed on his wrist. You could tell by looking at it that it was broken.
    I took them both to the hospital, and they both came out wearing identical casts. They had broken the same bone on the same arm.
    So there's the difference between a kid and an adult.

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    It may be broken or he may have dislocated his elbow. My son dislocated his elbow when he was 2 - he also held his in a certain position - if it was moved from this spot, he would yell and cry. Definitely take him now to the emegency to get it seen to - if it is broken, this is serious and he needs to be examined asap.

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    It may be broken or he may have dislocated his elbow. My son dislocated his elbow when he was 2 - he also held his in a certain position - if it was moved from this spot, he would yell and cry. Definitely take him now to the emegency to get it seen to - if it is broken, this is serious and he needs to be examined asap.

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    My son fell and hurt his forearm, he cried about it but hasnt complained about

    it too much.I noticed its? swollen.. his whole forearm is and he keeps it in a certain position to where its kinda bent when I try to stretch it out he yells and cries, Do you think it might be broken?


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