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Orthopedic Disorders

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Questions about Orthopedic Disorders

Foot swelling after injury

268 days ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
3 answers

Recently, I had an injury and got swelling after that. After getting relief tried to walk but whenever I am putting my leg in normal position it's getting swollen. So how many days dlit takes to heal n when can I walk?


The healing time for an injury with swelling depends on the severity, but it usually takes 1-2 weeks for initial swelling to reduce with proper rest and care. Consult your doctor to assess the injury and get a more accurate timeline for when you can safely resume walking and activity.

I feel pain on pressing my fibula bone from interior side

272 days ago
1 answers

I was prepraing for PET and this happened suddenly. I am on rest from last 1 month. At first i was not abel to walk. But now pain causing discomfort. I can walk easily but when i try to start running, i am not abel to do.


Patient Name: Saqib Age/Sex: 25 Chief Complaint: Inability to run post lower limb injury (or musculoskeletal issue) History of Present Illness: The patient was actively preparing for the PET (Physical Efficiency Test) when she developed a sudden onset of lower limb discomfort. She has been on rest for the past one month. Initially, she was unable to walk. Over time, ambulation has improved and she is now able to walk without assistance. However, attempts to initiate running result in discomfort and inability to continue. Current Status: Walking: Comfortable Running: Unable due to persistent pain/discomfort Duration of Symptoms: 1 month Progress: Partial improvement with rest Provisional Diagnosis: Grade I/II soft tissue strain (likely hamstring/quadriceps group) Rule out stress fracture / underlying biomechanical imbalance Investigations: X-ray of the affected limb (AP/lateral views) – to rule out bony injury MRI (if pain persists beyond 2 weeks or mechanical symptoms present) Please follow up with the report soon. Dr Shayeque Reza MD 9800280276
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Slip disc in L-4 L-5

272 days ago
2 answers

Numbness and tingling in left leg toe for last 4 months. MRI Reports done last month diagnosed slip disc in L-4 L-5 . No back pain continuously. Numbness only when stand and goes after few steps Walk.


L4 L5 radiculopathy... pain... ur age and weight?? Plz do workouts get down ur weight .. present use pregabalin M methylcobalamibe DAILY one tablet.night times...neurobion forte daily one tablet night times for a period of 20 days.. do quadriceps strengthening excersises in future if u gain weight dont do excercises go for laminectomy surgery
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How to increase greece in knee

273 days ago
1 answers

Knee pains alot ...some told that greece khtm ho gyi h knees me replaced krado ghutne but we want medical treatment kaafi jagah dikha diya all are suggested operation kaafi pain h ghutno me chalne me kaafi pareshani hoti h


It's not grease. It's called synovial fluid present between joints to avoid rubbing of bones. Due to old age there is decrease in fluid which leads knee pain. For now take pain killer ZERODOL 1-0-1* 5 days with powergesic gel daily twice. Tab jointace DN 0-1-0* for 1 month. This will increase the fluid. Osteoarthritis of knee is a progressive disease. Can be slowed down . Avoid climbing stairs, sitting cross legged and avoid squatting.
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How to get relief from elbow pain ?

273 days ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
5 answers

I have been suffering from a sharp pain on the elbow which spreads upto wrist. I am unable to lift any heavy weight. Can you please suggest for remedy. I am 49 years old and recently I got blood sugar but now under absolute control.


Are you house wife?? Do more work like sweeping cooking washing clothes squeezing clothes highly active??? Pain in elbow outerside or inner side??? Plzz give history correctly .. seems to be tennis elbow.. lateral epicondylitis.. mean time use tab chymoral forte 10 1-1-1 tab tab pantop 40mg 5 1-0-0 Tab zerodol sp 10 1-1-1 And take elbow brace and strictly complete bed rest for 3 weeks dont use affected elbow thank you
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Numbness on legs

275 days ago
200 INR (~2.35 USD)
2 answers

Having numbness on both the legs and some time on on fingers of hands, Occurred from last two months,difficulty in walking, if sit down for some time than after standing there is pain on both legs. Bottom of legs get wet while wearing chhapals.


This is most likely neuropathic pain. Also you are Asthmatic. Kindly mention the asthma medications you are taking ? Do you also get frequent cramps ? Also do you have chronic pain along with the numbness ? Do you have other conditions like diabetes, hypertension pr arthritis ? Kindly reply to the above questions, then we can get the tests done and start with the medications

Stooping neck

277 days ago
0 answers

My brother is an Myasthania Gravis patient. Recently he has not feeling well with severe weakness and stooping neck so consulted Neurologist and undergone IVig treatment but although his weakness has gone but still his neck is weak and stooping and he cannot work or eat properly but the Neurologist and his medication cannot get rid of his neck problem. Please suggest treatment.


Osteopenia condition at the age of 27

277 days ago
1 answers

Kafi time se vitamin d k kami ki bjha se body mai jgha jagha pain hone lga h Left leg k hip joint mai v pain hone lga h chalne mai imbalance fell hotaa h Chikne pr chest ki bone mai current pass hota h Bones ka test krwaya Jisne bone density kafi km h


Take calcium tablets 30 0-1-0(A/F) Also take vitD3/ cholecalciferol capsules weekly once for 1 month.
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Shoulder and lower back pain

279 days ago
1 answers

I'm having pain in my shoulders around back of my neck to both sides of my shoulders and in my lower back also .it's been 5-6 day since it occurred.i applied iodex and tried sleeping without pillow it's not helping either and my spine is achi h if I jump


According to your history looks like muscle spasm. Take analgesics with muscle relaxants zerodol MR 1-0-1*5 days with powergesic gel. Avoid using pillow
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How to reduce back Spasm?

279 days ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
1 answers

I get very severe spasm on my back.. I can't stand and can't walk.. my x-ray normal. My calcium normal. Taking supplement of vit D Age-54 yrs,private school teacher.. need to stand. Light exersion also hampers my life. Taking physiotherapy.. now


Severe back spasms that make it difficult to stand or walk, despite normal X-rays and calcium levels, could be due to muscle strain, nerve compression (such as a herniated disc or sciatica), or conditions like fibromyalgia or myofascial pain syndrome. Since you have thyroid issues, hypothyroidism can sometimes contribute to muscle weakness and cramps. Long hours of standing as a teacher may also strain your lower back, leading to muscle fatigue and spasms. Physiotherapy is a good step, but if your pain persists, further investigations like an MRI may help identify nerve-related problems or disc issues. In addition to physiotherapy, consider gentle stretching, core-strengthening exercises, and using a lumbar support belt while teaching. Heat therapy, magnesium supplementation (if deficient), and posture correction may also provide relief. If your pain continues despite treatment, consult a neurologist or orthopedic specialist to rule out nerve compression or spinal issues. Adjusting your thyroid medication (if needed) and incorporating relaxation techniques like yoga may also help in managing muscle tightness and spasms.

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