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Orthopedic Disorders

Orthopedic Disorders Online Doctors Consultation — page 4

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Questions about Orthopedic Disorders

How to get relief from elbow pain ?

362 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

364 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

1 year 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

1 year ago
1 answers

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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

1 year 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?

1 year 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.

How to get relief from old age diseases

1 year ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
2 answers

My grandmother is suffering from many diseases like harniya orthopaedic ear eye diseases.She has taken many medicines but her diseases are not going.She is suffering a lot.She also suffering from constipation.l want to cure her.


It sounds like your grandmother is dealing with multiple chronic conditions, and despite taking medications, her health is not improving. Since she has hernia, orthopedic issues, ear, and eye problems, managing her overall well-being requires a multispecialty approach. Chronic constipation could be making her discomfort worse, as it can cause bloating, pain, and even worsen her hernia symptoms. Ensuring she has a fiber-rich diet (fruits, vegetables, whole grains), plenty of fluids, and gentle physical activity (if possible) can help with constipation. If it persists, a doctor may prescribe mild laxatives or probiotics to regulate digestion. For her orthopedic issues, physiotherapy, pain management, and possibly calcium/vitamin D supplements might help. If her hernia is causing severe pain or complications, surgical evaluation might be needed. Since she has multiple issues, consulting a general physician or geriatric specialist to coordinate her care can be beneficial. They can review her medications to check if any are causing side effects or interactions and suggest alternative treatments like lifestyle modifications, physical therapy, or even small surgical interventions if necessary. Keeping her mentally and emotionally supported is equally important for overall healing.

Leg pain

1 year ago
1 answers

My leg is paining since a month...not able to stand for a long time and feeling fatigue,extreme back pain ....is there a chance of calcium deficiency....is back pain is also due to calcium deficiency


Leg pain can have multiple causes. Once kindly take an X-ray of spine so that if any bone architectural defect is noted then can start related medications.
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Spine

1 year ago
1 answers

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Consult me for further evaluation
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How to cure my baby boy bow legs?

1 year ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
2 answers

My 1 year 10 months baby boy knee is bowing.what is the treatment?I am very worried about it. height is 83cm weight is 12 kg. please give me a solution.we take some ayurvedic treatment. please reply me


It's completely natural to feel concerned when you notice something different in your baby’s growth, especially with leg alignment — but the good news is, bowed legs (genu varum) are often normal at this age and usually correct themselves as your child grows. At 1 year 10 months, mild bowing of the legs is common, especially in toddlers who are just learning to walk. Most children outgrow it by age 2 to 3 without any treatment. Your child’s height and weight are within a healthy range, which is reassuring. However, if the bowing is severe, asymmetric (more on one leg), worsening after age 2, or if there’s a family history of bone disorders or vitamin D deficiency, then it’s worth getting a full checkup. A pediatric orthopedic doctor may recommend an X-ray and blood tests (including vitamin D and calcium levels) to rule out conditions like rickets. Ayurvedic treatments can be supportive, but it’s important not to delay evaluation if the bowing seems concerning. In many cases, no intervention is needed, just regular monitoring, a balanced diet rich in vitamin D and calcium, and safe sun exposure. Let me know if you'd like a sample diet plan or signs that might suggest the need for medical intervention.

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