Bone & Muscle problems

Bone infarcts in visualized part of lower femur and upper tibial shaft. Grade I signal in posterior horn of medial meniscus -Likely mucoid degeneration. This are my mri findings of right knee what does it mean

Hi, I am 31 years old female. I have been diagnosed with CMP grade 2 (Trochlear dysplacia grade B and Lateral patella shift). I am taking physiotherapy, supplements, and avoiding high intensity exercises. I have pain, swelling, limited range of motion, and crepitus at times. I want to know will PRP injections work for me at this age? Should I take the injections or physiotherapy is enough? Do these injections have any impact on cartilage repair as well? Thanks in advance:)

"I am 20 years old and my height is really short — I am 4 feet 7 inches. Does that mean I am a dwarf girl? But my hands, face, and legs are completely normal, like a petite girl. I don’t look like a dwarf either. My family is also short  around 5 feet , 5 feet 3 inches, or 5 feet 4 inches and girls are 4'9 or 4'10 but Nobody in my family is a dwarf, and some of my cousins are even tall. So please tell me — am I a dwarf or just a petite girl?"also is there any chances that in future I will become a dwarf like when I turn 25 or 30

I have been experiencing a dull ache and soreness/weakness, primarily in my bicep area, back of bicep, muscle above the elbow, shoulder and upper half of my forearm for around 30 days now. Initially it started with my left arm, but recently right arm also showing similar symptoms. Mild weakness somewhat extends to the pinky and ring finger areas (4th and 5th fingers). Pain and soreness area and intensity keeps changing throughout the day. Sometimes experience a burning pain in muscles, whereas other times its a dull ache. Also sometimes the pain extends to the neck, but not very frequently. After Initial doctor consultation, taking vitamin b12 and d3 supplements since past 15 days. Doing arm nerve glide or flossing exercises but situation did not improve. Please suggest what could be the issue here and next steps. Thanks.

I have 3rd grade ACL tear in both knees, left knee injury is more than 5 yrs old and the right one is one year old. I have been advised to go ACL reconstruction in both knees. What would be the better approach- Unilateral or bilateral? Which knee should be tested first ?

Hi All, recently took ct thorax for cough and cold. There is one finding regarding the spine. Any further tests needed for it,how can I improve. Is going to the gym or playing badminton bad.

Hi doc On Nov last year i felt pain in my knee after doing leg raises Around jan I was unable to move on stairs,bending or squatting gave me pain On jan i did mri and it showed grade 1 signal in posterior horn of medial meniscus I took meds for one month -colligo But was not punctual a bit I was able to step on stairs without much pain and squats are a bit better But unable to sit half squat and fill pain when i try to sit putting pressure on my knee on end of may Is it serious issue Or can it be permanently cured I need to go to gym Please help me ti know if its completely curable without any surgery And tips to cure my knee completely

My baby is 10 months old and object fell on her feet. It's been a week and swelling is still there. Baby is not showing any pain. Baby is crawling, pulling up to stand, crusing. How long will swelling be there? Should an x-ray be taken?

Hit knucle area with sharp object. No swelling or bruising. Only localized pain upon pressing the area since 7 days

I have pain radiating to both my legs from 3 months. I have L4, L5-S1 disc bulge, and recently I’ve been experiencing hand pain, particularly in the morning after waking up. The pain feels pinching and shifts between wrist and fingers, resembling a nerve-related discomfort. However, NCV tests of all four limbs came back normal, and Vitamin B12 levels are also normal. I wanted to ask: 1. Could this hand pain be connected to the L5-S1 disc bulge, or is it likely a separate issue? 2. How long does such nerve-related recovery typically take, assuming it’s posture-related or due to inflammation?