Mri left knee
I'm attaching mri left knee Kindly let me know bt he treatment options and what care I need to take.
I'm attaching mri left knee Kindly let me know bt he treatment options and what care I need to take.
*Reasked the question because the X rays weren't attached last time* My 16-year old son fractured both bones of his left forearm while playing football. The doctors reduced/re-aligned the fracture and put his arm in a plaster cast. We have attached the X-rays after reduction. We have been advised to get another X-ray after one week to check whether the bones remain properly aligned. If they have shifted, surgery with plates may be required. We really do not want surgery and would like to avoid it unless it is absolutely necessary. Based on the X-rays, does the alignment after reduction look satisfactory, and is there a reasonable chance that the fracture can heal naturally in the plaster? What precautions should we take to prevent displacement, and what is the correct position for the arm while sitting and sleeping? Also, is a full recovery with normal movement expected at his age? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
I have noticed this several times: whenever I take creatine (2 g), my lower back becomes very stiff. The stiffness extends from my buttocks to my lower back, and I have difficulty bending forward. This happens even when I have not done any weight lifting or strenuous exercise. Could creatine be triggering this stiffness? ESR,CRP ,RF ,HLAB27 ,uric acid normal,kft normal.EVERYTHING IS NORMAL
My son while playing football injured and twisted his hand which led to breakage of his forearm bone Doctors have straightened his hand and plastered it but have been told to wait for a week and then check if recovery is there If not then they have advised to put plates in his forearms I have attached the before and after hand x-rays please guide and tell if natural recovery is possible as we are not in favour of surgery until necessary Any guidance and advice would be helpful regarding how to manage the hand, what position should the hand be in. Will he be able to fully recover or not?
Have been experiencing pain in the right shoulder and back and hence have done an MRI, report attached. What should be the next steps? Only physiotherapy?
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