Medical Questions and Answers

Physiotherapy and controlled exercises, but not for full weight-bearing yet. That’s why using crutches is essential. The metal hardware (ORIF repair) helps hold the bones in place and allows movement, but the healing process typically takes around 6–8 weeks.

Based on your symptoms—persistent pain, swelling, and a noticeable lump even after a month—it would be best to get an X-ray of your foot. This will help rule out any fractures or underlying issues, such as a bone bruise or soft tissue injury.

This type of fracture is common with strong impacts or injuries. If you're worried, it might be helpful to consult with a pediatric orthopedic specialist to look into his bone health.

It sounds like what you're describing could be due to asymmetrical growth, similar to what is seen in conditions like scoliosis, where one side of the body develops differently than the other. In many cases, this is not a cause for concern and is just

For Buerger’s disease, the primary treatment is to avoid all tobacco, as it is the main cause of the condition's progression. In addition to this, aspirin may be recommended to help reduce blood clotting, and bosentan (Tracleer), a medication used to treat

The new pain is likely unrelated to the original injury, which has healed. It could be from muscle strain due to recent activities or poor posture. I recommend resting, applying heat or cold, and continuing the ointment. If the pain persists,

It’s encouraging that the injection improved your pain and movement, suggesting the issue is related to the biceps tendon. While the MRI doesn’t mention the LHB tendon, clinical improvement supports the diagnosis.

To better understand the cause of your uneven shoulders, I recommend getting an X-ray of your chest, including both shoulders, as well as a whole spine X-ray with both AP and lateral views, including right and left bending. This will help us assess your

1. Based on your symptoms, it sounds like you may be experiencing Achilles tendinitis, which is an inflammation of the Achilles tendon. This condition often causes pain, especially during movement, and can be aggravated by cold temperatures.

If you're experiencing leg paresthesia (numbness or tingling in the legs), I would recommend an MRI of the lumbosacral spine to assess for any underlying issues. However, if the pain is limited to the lower back without any leg symptoms, physical therapy