Rhomboid pain
I have rhomboid pain last 7-8 months .is that permanent?or it's a cancer?? I'm very much afraid of this pain cuz I cannot able to sleep or eat cuz of this pain!!Even I'm doing stretches no improvement
I have rhomboid pain last 7-8 months .is that permanent?or it's a cancer?? I'm very much afraid of this pain cuz I cannot able to sleep or eat cuz of this pain!!Even I'm doing stretches no improvement
For c -spine can I take open mri . What is the difference between open mri and closed mri . Im clusterophobic.
Hello Doctor, I am a football player and had suffered an injury in my Achilles tendon of both of my legs a few months back. Initially, I took a few days of rest and resumed playing once there was no pain. However, I again got an injury on my right Achilles tendon, and this time the pain was so severe that I was unable to put weight on my right heel. After undergoing X-ray and ultrasound, I have been diagnosed with Achilles calcific tendinitis on both of my legs. Could you please advise on: 1. How long does recovery typically take in such cases? 2. Will I be able to return to competitive football?
Pain in neck, pani in both shoulder, continue pain in head, suffer from last 2year, feeling not well
I am getting leg pains both legs if I do walking or if I stand for long time or sit for long time,what would be reason and what would be the treatment for tht.
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