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Questions about Orthopedic Disorders
الم في الركبه اليسرى الداخلي
الاسم / صادق علي سعيد علي العمر / 47 سنه الوزن / 85 ك ج الطول / 168 سم عندي ألم في الجهة الداخلية من الركبة اليسرى…… الاعراض * 1. الألم يزيد مع المشي ويجبرني على ألتوقف بعد مسافة قصيرة من 100 الى 200 خطوة * 2. احس بالم عند القرفصاء لقضاء الحاجة في الحمام * 3. يحصل تورم محدود من الجهة الداخليه مع الألم ويخف بعد الراحة في حال بذلت جهد زايد في المشي او الحمل الزائد * 4 . الم مباشر بعد حمل اي شيئ ثقيل * 5 . عندي تعليق في الركبة أحياناً، وتفك مع طقّة * 6 . المشكلة قديمة من إصابة في الطفولة والتذكر خاصة عند السباحة كانت تعلق تماما اظطر اتوقف واخرج اساوي ركبتي واسمع طقة وتعود كماكانت علما سبق ان اجريت فحص عند الدكتور في المستشفى العسكري قبل سنة وعمل لي ابرة في الركبه اعتقد مادة زيتيه لكن طلب اشعة رنين مغناطيسي لتشخيص الحاله اكثر ولم تساعدني الضروف الماديه في وقتها لعمل ذلك
Hip labrum tear
I've had hip problems for about 6 or 7 years now and Ive seen many doctors about it but nothing seems to be working. I was referred to get a MRI to see if it was a hip labrum tear but the MRI was denied and now I'm being told it isn't a labrum tear. If I have a hip labrum tear is it possible to feel pain on the outside of my hip instead of in the groin
MRI explained & common restrictions
findings:%0ARotator%20cuff%3A%20Marked%20thickening%20and%20signal%20heterogeneity%20of%20supraspinatus%20tendon.%20Full-thickness%20partial%20width%20anterior%20insertional%20supraspinous%20tear.%20This%20measures%201.1%20cm%20anterior%20posterior%20and%201.3%20cm%20mediolateral.%20At%20least%20intermediate%20grade%20partial%20thickness%20tearing%20mid%20supraspinatus%20tendon%201.3%20cm%20insertion.%20This%20measures%200.7%20x%200.5%20%C3%97%200.7%20cm.%20Supraspinous%20muscle%20belly%20unremarkable.%0ANo%20definite%0Ainfraspinatus%20tendon%20tear.%20Mild%20infraspinatus%20tendon%0Athickening%20likely%20tendinosis.%20Infraspinous%20muscle%20belly%20unremarkable.%0ATeres%20minor%20tendon%20and%20muscle%20belly%20unremarkable.%0ASubscapularis%20tendon%20and%20muscle%20belly%20unremarkable.%0ALong%20head%20biceps%20tendon%3A%20Likely%20intact%20and%20normally%20located.%20Motion%20artifact%20limits%20quality%20of%20examination%0ALabrum%3A%20No%20definite%20tear%20or%20para%20labral%20cyst%0ACartilage%3A%20No%20defect%20or%20signal%20abnormality.%0AAC%20joint%3A%20Minimal%20degenerative%20hypertrophy.%20No%20separation.%0AOsseous%20structures%3A%20Mild%20downsloping%20acromion%20predisposes%20towards%20impingement.%20No%20fracture%20or%20malalignment.%20Lateral%20humeral%20head%20cysts%20likely%20on%20the%20basis%20of%20impingement%20or%20enthesopathy.%0AJoint%3A%20No%20joint%20effusion.%20Slight%20increased%20signal%20rotator%20interval%20soft%20tissues.%20Slight%20thickening%20axillary%20recess%20joint%20capsule.%0AMiscellaneous%3A%20Moderate%20fluid%20in%20subacromial%20subdeltoid%20bursa%20likely%0Atracking%20from%20joint%20through%20supraspinous%20tendon%20tear.%20Subcutaneous%20tissues%20and%20remainder%20of%20muscles%20and%20tendons%20unremarkable.%0AIMPRESSION%3A%20Full-thickness%20anterior%20supraspinous%20tendon%20tear%20at%20the%20insertion.%20Additional%20partial%20thickness%20tear%20of%20supraspinatus%20tendon.%0ASupraspinous%20and%20infraspinatus%20tendinosis.%20Minimal%20adhesive%20capsulitis.%0ASome%20anatomical%20predisposition%20towards%20impingement.%0AMinimal%0Aacromioclavicular%20joint%20degenerative%20change.
ما سبب بروز عظمة في سطح كف اليد
اليد حقي أنام كنت عليها بكثرة وتنعطف عليا وأنا نايم المهم بعد فترة برزت عظمة اول ما احني يدي للامام وتوجعنا لمن احني يدي للخلف فأقصد هل ممكن انه يكون الرسغ نفسه انفصل أحد الاوتار او كذا لانه الان يدي بدأت تأذينا إذا حملت حاجة او تعرضت للبرد
Drug safety related treatment advice
Hello Doctor, I have a question regarding my 70-year-old mother’s current treatment. She has a chronic musculoskeletal condition, possibly osteoarthritis. About two months ago, she completed a course of triamcinolone acetonide at 40 mg/mL once per week for six weeks. Her organ function tests are all normal (test done recently). She is now being administered the same medication and dose again. I am concerned whether this dose might be higher than recommended and about possible long-term effects. I would also appreciate any guidance regarding other possible treatment options or strategies to manage her condition safely. Thank you for the help.
Overload of the foot when skating
Hello. I'd like to consult about foot pain that occurs exclusively when skating with hockey skates. My main complaint is a burning sensation along the outer side of the medial part of both feet, approximately 5-10 minutes after beginning intense skating. The pain occurs when working on the edges, making sharp turns, crossing over, in a hockey stance, and when dribbling. The pain subsides fairly quickly after removing the skates. I don't experience any significant pain in everyday shoes or while running. According to my examination, I have grade 1 transverse flatfoot on both feet, grade 1 hallux valgus on the right, and grade 2 longitudinal flatfoot on both feet. There are no radiographic signs of osteoarthritis. I've already tried several different pairs of skates, varying in firmness and last shape, as well as numerous insoles and orthotics. Overall, I've noticed a consistent pattern: the stiffer the shoe and the more the insole or insert tries to raise or correct the arch, the faster and more intense the burning sensation appears. High arch support and aggressive corrections make the situation worse. Softer, neutral, and flatter support is usually better tolerated. (This may not be related to the underlying problem, but a consequence.) I also tried to independently change the pressure distribution under the foot—using insole pads and adjustable corrective elements, changing the position of the arch in different places: in the center of the foot, closer to the painful area, next to it, closer to the arch. Sometimes it improved a little, sometimes worse, but I never found a stable and understandable position that reliably solved the problem. I also noticed that if the support is shifted closer to the inner part of the foot, the burning sensation appears faster and more intensely. I recently visited an orthopedist. He said he didn't see any obvious structural pathology and believed the problem was most likely related to the biomechanics of the foot. The primary diagnosis was myofascial pain syndrome in both feet and a twisted pelvis. He also recommended a consultation with a rehabilitation specialist, gentle manual therapy techniques, massage, and possibly shockwave therapy. However, the doctor himself also noted that worsening pain from raising the arch was atypical, and he didn't offer a clear solution. Another important observation: in everyday life, when I sit, I often unconsciously draw my toes toward the center, as if "collecting" my foot, and I tend to lean on the outer edge of my foot—the very part that later becomes overloaded and causes pain in my skates. This led me to hypothesize that during my push-off, I might also unconsciously shift to the outer edge of my foot, overloading that area instead of pushing off more evenly. I'd like to understand whether the problem is truly related to the biomechanics of my movement, lateral overload of the foot, the work of the peroneal muscles, the position of the pelvis, or some disruption in the foot-shin-pelvis chain. I'd also like to understand whether further experimentation with insoles and localized unloading is worthwhile, or whether a movement analysis and consultation with a rehabilitation specialist are needed. I'd be grateful for a more detailed assessment of the cause of the pain and a clear plan of action.
Safe skiing after 3rd shoulder dislocation
Hello, i have dislocated my shoulder on 21st February all dislocations within a year. The first 2 time it got relocated after 2h. This 3rd time after 4mins. I had no swelling and basic,y no pain. Now 4 days after the dislocation i am doing pendulum swings, putting ice on it, taking ibalgin for the night, and 24 wobenzym tablets today. I have no pain just stiffness, i am also doing easy siometric wall pushes etc… with slight pain afterwards. I am a professionak runner, cyclist i also swim and climb. It happened during climbing when during full reach with the hand i grabbed a hold and slipped and it got dislocated. I am 16years old and on march 2nd i am supposted to go skiing is it ok if i ski safe? Or should i stay home.
خلع متكرر في الكتف
عندي مشكله ف كتفي من حوالي سنتين اتخلع كنت في مشاجره ووقتها حطيت صوابعي تحت رجلي وشديت جسمي لفوق جامد ف اترد مكانو ف وقتها ومن وقتها وهوا من اقل حاجه يتخلع واردو بنفس الطريقه وبيتخلع كتير اوي بقالو سنتين
How to rid of back pain
I have back pain since many years . Maybe the calcium shortage. Suddenly it started to pain again for few days and now it is so much pain . If I lay or stand the pain reliefs but when I sit it's unbearable
TFCC PAIN
I did tfcc repair surgery and know as i was told the tfcc is repaired but i have inflammation in the place of sutures it was arthroscopic surgery and its sutures is dissolvable and as the doctor said it dissolved but it did inflammation at the place of it i did the surgery at july 19 did six physical therapy sessions last month and the pain decreased a bit i took also mobic 15 but it didnt complely go its in the ulnar side i can feel it by pressing on it by my finger and i feel pain pushing or doing ulnar deviation i dont know what to do
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