The dislocation should be found to be reset by a doctor. If the manual reset cannot achieve the reset, a surgical incisional reset can be considered. Because only the joint has the possibility of dislocation, once the joint is dislocated, the corresponding limb will have elastic fixation, pain, and limited movement. If the dislocation is prolonged, it will cause contracture of the joint capsule around the joint, as well as damage to the ligamentous tissues around the joint, which will affect the joint more after a long time and make the limb unable to move normally. Therefore, in the case of joint dislocation, the joint must be reset first. If the joint cannot be reset by manipulation, surgical treatment must be considered to restore the joint to its original alignment and alignment to ensure normal use of the joint in the future.