Vascular Trauma Questions

Dear lybrate-user Hello Yes it can be back problem also n problem of anxiety also /.
Consult both orthopaedician n psychiatrist. Then gradually reduce all medicine n stop. If any problem feel free to contact us.

See. Some amount of adenoid enlargement is very common at that age. Important to note that what is the problem. If open mouth and nasal sound is the only problem then try steam inhalation three times a day with some menthol in it. Otrivin nasal drops are also to be used regularly for long. Say 15 .20 days. But if she is having ear infection also, then probably she may require surgery.

Do back strengthening exercises n take vit b12 tablets for 1 month If problem does not solve then will need further evaluation.

Get treated with Ultrasonic therapy which would directly heal the calcaneal spur (inflammation of the calcaneum bone) which causes the heel pain in majority of the cases. Along with ultrasonic therapy, shortwave diathermy also can be given. Simultaneously it is better to wear MCR chappals (micro cellular rubber) which will help to transfer the weight evenly in the feet so that the weight will be completely felt in the heel area. Simultaneously it is better to wear MCR chappals (micro cellular ru...more

Apart from taking symptomatic treatment Take tablet folvite 5mg once a day and tablet vitaminD (60000iu) once a week for six months

Avoid bending in front. Postural Correction- Sit Tall, Walk Tall.
Extension Exercises x 15 times x twice daily.
Apply Hot Fomentation twice daily.

The lower end of the vertebral column is inflamed and that bone is called coccyx leg pa and the condition is called Coccydynia. The conservative management would be to keep ice in that inflamed area during one time in a day and also to sit in a hot water bowl where the penetration of the heat would help to reduce the inflammation. And to reduce the weight falling on the inflammed surface we suggest patients to use air cushion pillow (also called as doughnut pillow) where in the buttock's weight ...more

Looks like he is having neuropathic pain and may be CRPS - I (a condition where there is nerve damage and pain after that. There are few treatments like lumbar sympathetic blocks, ketamine infusion and spinal cord stimulation to treat this. You also need to optimise the drug dosages as sometimes improper dosage may not be successful in relieving the pain.

You will take Pelvic traction Three times daily at a strech 45 minutes to 1 hour and Inj. Neurobion forte every alternate days 6 days, before skin test, Methylcobal 3 times daily after meal, under guidance by Physiotherapist.

Follow up with the treating doctors. He is having attacks of transient ischaemia, TIA means that it's a risk factor for stroke.
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