Medical Questions and Answers

I am sorry to hear about your father. I believe we should consider and rule out three potential causes for his generalized bone pain in the back, legs, and knees. The first possibility is low back pain with sciatica, which is often caused by a disc issue in

You have to take gastroprotective medications while taking anti-osteoporosis medications as they cause stomach irritation and inflammation, which may lead to ulceration and serious complications. You have to strictly stay upright after taking oral

The aim of exercise for osteoarthritis, patellar tendinitis, and fallen arches in both feet is to keep your joints and muscles moving, enhancing flexibility, and increasing blood supply to facilitate the removal of painful substances produced in the joints and

I recommend starting with topical analgesia and systemic NSAIDs like diclofenac for two weeks. If your symptoms remain severe after this initial treatment, you may consider adding six sessions of physiotherapy to your regimen. However, it's essential to

Herniated Disc: The pain radiating from the lower back to both legs could be indicative of a herniated disc, where the inner gel-like substance of the disc leaks out and irritates nearby nerves. Sciatica: This condition occurs when the sciatic nerve, which ru

1. Bruising, swelling, and acute pain occurred after falling on the left hand during kickboxing practice. 2. Despite improvement, the wrist still experiences aches in certain positions. 3. Normal activities can be performed, but discomfort persists, raising

Diagnosing Shoulder Pain Challenges: Identifying the source of shoulder pain can be difficult. It could stem from a disc bulge in the neck or inflammation in the shoulder. Mechanical vs. Constant Pain: Mechanical pain occurs only with shoulder movement

Diagnosis: Non-displaced fracture of the proximal phalanx of the third toe Treatment plan: Stabilization: Tape the affected toe to the adjacent toe Avoidance: Refrain from using elastic sports shoes or high heels for 4-6 weeks Healing time: Approximately six

Symptoms and Duration: Pain behind the knee joint and in the ankle for over two weeks. Pain occurs after sitting or lying down for a long time but improves when standing or walking. Possible Causes: Patellar cartilage inflammation. Early-stage arthritis

Mobilization: Use a walking boot and bear weight as tolerated. Remove the boot during rest and sleep. Rest and Elevation: Keep your leg straight when resting. Elevate the leg with two pillows to keep it above heart level if swollen. Pain Management: Avoid