Bone & Muscle problems

My father's age is 47 years and he is facing sound in his knees while walking normally and some more sound when walking on stairs and have some pain, please give suggestion.

Lumbar spine MRI report describes moderate, age-related "wear and tear" changes throughout the lower back, with the most notable findings concentrated at the lowest levels (L3-L4, L4-L5, and L5-S1). Grade 1 Anterolisthesis (L4 over L5): The L4 vertebra (backbone) has slipped slightly forward over the L5 vertebra. "Grade 1" is the mildest, lowest category of slippage. ​Disc Bulges & Annular Tears: The cushions between your vertebrae are bulging outward. At L4-L5 and L5-S1, there are small "annular tears" (tiny fraying or cracks in the tough outer layer of the disc). ​Nerve Impingement & Stenosis: Because of the disc bulges and thickened spinal ligaments/joints (ligamentum flavum hypertrophy and facetal arthropathy), the space for the nerves has narrowed (stenosis). ​L3-L4: Disc tissue is pinching/touching the exiting L3 nerve roots on both sides (right side slightly more than the left). ​L4-L5: Narrows the central canal and touches the exiting L4 nerve roots on both sides. ​L5-S1:

Is it advisable to do contrast therapy when I have partial tfcc tear. I got my mri report with partial tfcc tear.

My vitamin b12 was 156 my 4 doses are completed but my legs are still paining a lot below knees my vitamin D is also borderline low/insufficient at 20.58 ng Hemoglobin: 10.5 g/dL → low (12–15 reference) * Iron: 34 µg/dL → low * Transferrin saturation: 10% → low (13–45%) * TIBC: 339 µg/dL → within range * CBC also shows low MCH/MCHC and borderline-low MCV. My medicines started of iron b12 & vitamin D but my legs are paining a lot while standing walking lying every time please suggest me some painkiller

There is pain in my right thigh due to which I started limping plus whenever I sit on chair I get 5 min to start walking properly then also limping is there....I have taken mecidine but then also some improvement is there but no fully...no fracture is there all mri of back and thigh is taken . And everything is fine.. now suggest what can I do..to walk properly

My mother P.Nagamani has been diagnosed with L4 L5 spinal stenosis with spondylolisthesis .She tried to manage the condition through consjervative methods but failed.So on 25/08/26 she underwent spinal fusion surgery but since then there is severe pain at incision site and even while sleeping or sitting .Is it ok?Any medications please kindly advise me in this hour of profound gried for me as a son

Orthopedic History – Concise Timeline - ~2 years ago: Nephrotic Syndrome → prolonged corticosteroid treatment. - ~1 year ago: Steroid-associated AVN detected — one hip Stage III, other Stage II. - ~3 months after AVN diagnosis: AVN surgery was planned. - During pre-operative cardiac evaluation: Severe coronary artery disease was unexpectedly detected; patient had no previous MI or typical cardiac symptoms. - Extensive cardiac evaluation was done across India. - ~4 months ago: Underwent complex coronary intervention: RCA 90% stenosis → Rotablation + 38-mm stent, successfully completed. - Additional disease: OM1 90%, OM2 90%, LCx 70%; calcium score 931; good collaterals. - Current: AVN relatively stable; walks ~1–1.5 km but develops mild pain, making brisk walking difficult. Orthopedic Question: Can low-impact exercise (e.g., recumbent stationary cycling) safely substitute for brisk walking, considering Stage III/II AVN and recent complex PCI/stenting?

I hav radial head fracture 6weeks ago,  dr apply plaster 3weeks ago for duration of 2weeks after removed plaster 1week for movement stretching and folding hand.after 3weeks again x ray done please tell me what report says.i attached pre x rayreport on 6/08/2026 and post xray report on 27/08/2026.please varify

My mother is 55 years old. She has been experiencing pain in her thighs and legs, particularly when she stands for a long period of time. Recently, I have also noticed swelling in both of her legs. I would like to understand what could be causing these symptoms. Could this be related to circulation, veins, vitamin deficiency, or any other underlying condition? Should we consult a physician and get any specific blood tests or scans done? Please advise what investigations would be appropriate and whether this requires urgent medical attention. Thank you. For future reference i have attached photos.

Hello .. I am a 35 year old female .. recently I got this injury in my knee . Xray was done and the report shows mild reduced tibio femroral joint .. can you please tell me what does that mean ? Because my doctor is currently out of station and will be back after a week. Thank you !