Regarding clubfoot
My son is currently under casting 3 cast completed Doctor is using 21 days in single cast. So total 60 days completed right now. Now doctor suggested shoes without tenatomy So my question is tenatomy necessary in each case?
My son is currently under casting 3 cast completed Doctor is using 21 days in single cast. So total 60 days completed right now. Now doctor suggested shoes without tenatomy So my question is tenatomy necessary in each case?
I was taking Teriparatide Injection for osteoporosis past 6 months regularly daily but now since my last injection stock got over, it's been 10days since I have not taken the injection... Is it okay to resume the daily injection course.. and are there any side effects of there is a gap of 10 days...
Below thumb line base side on my wrist small bone is protruding out with little bit pain when I move my wrist from last 5-7 days suddenly. Kindly confirm if it is normal injury or will need cast and surgery.
All the time Pain on the right thigh, between hip and knee bone, no relief after taking diclofenac tablets, vitamin tablets, many other medicines also, in scanning of thigh and x ray of spine, there is no problem at all. But in MRI it is written as - disc dessication at L4, L5, L5-S1 levels. - diffuse disc bulge at L2, L3 level causing thecal sac compression minimal bilateral neural foramen narrowing . - diffuse disc bulge postereocentral protrusion at L4 L5 levels causing thecal sac compression, impingement on bilateral traversing & exiting nerve roots. - diffuse disc bulge postereocentral protrusion at L5 S1 levels causing thecal sac compressionbilateral neural foramen narrowing impingement on bilateral exiting nerve roots. Doctor ,what to do for pain relief
Have slightly high levels of CRP and ESR. Also, have pain in index finger joint and feet bones. Did test for Uric acid, CRP and ESR. 1. Uric acid is in normal range - 4.6 mg/dl 2. CRP - 21.7 mg/l 3. ESR - 29 mm/1st hour Pls advise for permanent cure.
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