Joint Dislocation Health Feed

This pain n limp may be due to head of femur undergoing avascular necrosis that is it is decaying I would like to see xrays of patient latest one n older ones If it is avn then he might benefit from total hip replacement.

Finger Painyour finger pain can be due to various reasons our suggestion would be to do warm water bath to relieve from pain. If the pain doesn't subside please do ice therapy to reduce the inflammation from the finger.

U should visit a orthopedic surgeon for this purpose, he will guide you after proper observation and after seeing your x-ray plate,

Hand Pain
This might be due to lack of blood circulation in the hands and we suggest to do contrast bath therapy ie. Immersing in cold/hot water in the interval of 3-5 minutes which will help you reduce the pain.

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You will need to continue the physiotherapy... With that take homoeopathic treatment...
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Dislocation refers to an injury, which causes the bones to abnormally separate from each other in the joint, which is the meeting place of the bones. Dislocation causes intense pain and is most common in the fingers, shoulders and the elbows. Although a timely diagnosis can make your pain go away, any future injury in the tendons or the ligaments might bring back the injury.

What can cause a dislocation?
The causes of dislocation are as follows:

A body joint can get disloc...more

You do shoulder griddle exercises regularly & at the same time electro therapy like I.F.T. And take homoeopathic medicne Asparagus for left shoulder & Sangunaria can Mag. Carb for rt. Shoulder.