Whether the distal radius fracture is painful after it is reset and then dislocated needs to be judged according to the specific situation, if the degree of displacement is small, there can be no obvious pain, if the degree of displacement is large, the fracture end irritates the surrounding tissues, and pain can occur.
Fractures of the distal radius are usually caused by a fall when the palm of the hand hits the ground, the radius bone is broken under the action of indirect violence, after the fracture, there can be wrist pain, deformity, difficulty in movement and other symptoms.
Fractures of the distal radius are usually treated with manipulative repositioning and splinting, which may cause displacement when the splint loosens or when premature force is applied. If the degree of displacement is small, there may be no obvious pain, if the degree of displacement is large, the fracture end irritates the surrounding tissues, and pain may occur.
If the distal radius fracture is suspected to be displaced after the fracture has been repositioned, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, improve the relevant examination and under the guidance of a professional doctor.