Most shoulder fractures heal in about six weeks. About 20 percent of shoulder fractures are displaced and may require some type of manipulation to restore normal anatomy. Occasionally the rotator cuff muscles are injured or torn at the same time as the fracture.
Symptoms of iron deficiency include: 1  fatigue. 2  dizziness. 3  pallor. 4  hair loss. 5  twitches. 6  irritability. 7  weakness. 8  pica. 9  brittle or grooved nails. 10  Plummer-Vinson syndrome: painful atrophy of the mucous membrane covering the tongue, the pharynx and the esophagus. 11  impaired immune function. 12  pagophagia. 13  restless legs syndrome.
Too little iron can impair your child's ability to function. However, most signs and symptoms of iron deficiency in children don't appear until iron deficiency anemia occurs. If your child has risk factors for iron deficiency, talk to his or her doctor. Signs and symptoms of iron deficiency anemia might include: Pale skin.