What is the potential consequence of a dislocated joint?

Severe pain is indeed a commonly experienced symptom following a dislocated joint. When a joint is displaced from its normal position, it can cause intense pain due to the stretching or tearing of ligaments, muscles, and other surrounding tissues. This pain is often immediate and can also be accompanied by swelling and difficulty moving the affected joint.

While paralysis can occur in instances of severe trauma or when nerves are affected, it is not a direct result of a dislocation itself. Infection is related to open dislocations where the skin might be breached, but it is not a typical consequence of a straightforward dislocation. Saying "none" does not capture the immediate physical response that occurs with a dislocated joint. Hence, severe pain is the most appropriate and direct consequence associated with dislocation.