DHave you heard of a condition called Erbs palsy? Erb’s Palsy happens when the nerves in a baby’s shoulder are damaged during birth — often from shoulder dystocia or too much pulling. In the UK, it affects around 1–2 in every 1,000 births. You might notice a limp arm held close to the side, the hand turned inward, and little or no movement. Many babies recover with physiotherapy, but some live with lasting weakness. #ErbsPalsy #BrachialPlexusInjury #BirthInjuryAwareness #Midwifery #ShoulderDysto

A 9-year-old patient from Nowshehra district presented with Erb's Palsy, experiencing limited shoulder mobility and difficulty performing daily activities, including eating with his right hand. Following treatment, the patient has shown significant improvement, with both the patient and his parents expressing satisfaction with the results. Dr. Baqir Hussain Assistant Professor, Orthopaedic & Hand Surgeon Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar Contact: 0302 8885933 | Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar لیڈی