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Asked for male, 20 years old from Trivandrum
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MCh Ortho, ATLS (AIIMS), Diploma In Orth...read more

Orthopedist•Kolkata
Snapping peroneal tendon can cause long term problem if not treated. The usual treatment is by surgery. The tendon is usually put back in place and the fascia covering it is repaired so that it does not dislocate in movement. Recovery time depends on your condition of the tendon and its repair. It is best decided by your operating surgeon. You will need to stay away from heavy activities and sports for atleast 2-3 months. However you should be able to attend class after 2 weeks.
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I am 25 years old. I have strong pain in left knee joint. I consulted a doctor .he told me for MRI. But not only told me for physiotherapy .but I am doing from last 1 month but there is no effect. Please suggest me something after watching my MRI report- MRI LEFT KNEE JOINT STUDY PROTOCOL : SAGITTAL : PD, GRE // CORONAL : STIR, T1W // AXIAL :T2 TSE FINDINGS : There is mild effusion in knee joint extending into suprapatellar and prepatellar recess. Femorotibial articular surfaces and joint space are normal. Visualised bones are normal in cortical outline and marrow signal intensity. Grade II signal change on PD images reaching upto capsular surface is seen in the posterior horn of medial meniscus. Lateral meniscus is normal in outline and signal intensity. Anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments are normal in course with normal parenchymal signal intensity. Quadriceps femoris tendon and patellar tendon are normal with normal signal intensity. Patella is normal in location. Patellar articular cartilage is normal in thickness, outline and signal intensity. Medial and lateral collateral ligaments are normal with no evidence of tear. Peri-articular and para-articular muscles reveal normal parenchymal signal intensity and well-preserved intermuscular fat planes. IMPRESSION: FINDINGS ARE SUGGESTIVE OF *GRADE II SIGNAL CHANGE IN POSTERIOR HORN OF MEDIAL MENISCUS. *MILD KNEE JOINT EFFUSION. PLEASE CORRELATE CLINICALLY.

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Physiotherapist•Ghaziabad
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Hello according to your report your posterior meniscus is tear. You have to need knee braces to maintain knee in extension.
Knee braces sote time v laga k hi sona.
While walking donot give full weight.
In physiotherapy session you take ultrasonic therapy for 12 mints on posteriorly of knee.
Ift therapy for 15 mints posteriorly knee.
In home you take ice or cold pack for 20 mints on back of knee.
Take rest for 4 weeks.
Because ligaments tear take 6-8 of healing time so...more
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Physiotherapist•Kota
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DEAR……….. Shoulder pain Physiotherapy uses a number of different physical methods to promote healing. If you are referred to a physiotherapist, they should explain to you what treatment they will use and how it will work.
Possible treatments include:
• specific shoulder exercises – for example, if you have shoulder instability, you may be given exercises to strengthen your shoulder
• massage – where the physiotherapist uses their hands to manipulate your shoulder
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Pain Management Specialist•Pune
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For your high uric acid continue taking Feburic to avoid complications associated with high levels of uric acid.
Risk factors for Achilles tendinitis are as follows.
1. Advanced age and Male sex.
2. Obesity
3. Sudden excessive activities like running or jumping.
4. Wearing shoes without proper heel support during work out.
5.Patients with high blood pressure or psoriasis are at higher risk.
6. Flat arch foot predisposes to achilles tendinitis.
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Asked for Male, 50 years old from Pune
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