Patellar Dislocation Exercises

Patellar dislocations can sometimes lead to anterior cruciate ligament injury because of audible pop and crack. Physical therapy is included for hamstring stretching of muscles, whereas surgery is reserved for complex cases of kneecap dislocations with fractures. Sloppy kneecap or difficulty in moving legs can be a result of torn ligaments and dislocated kneecap.

Patellar dislocations can sometimes lead to anterior cruciate ligament injury because of audible pop and crack. Physical therapy is included for hamstring stretching of muscles, whereas surgery is reserved for complex cases of kneecap dislocations wi ... More

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Blood circulation in knee

Hi my mother has discomfort and pain in left knee. Attached X Ray results and blood tests. Only values out of range were in CBC, iron serum 29, TIBC 228, vit D 47.8, calcium 9.2. initial ortho visit doctor suggested medicines folitrax 2.5, folvite 5 and medrol 4 along with pain spray to manage. Started physiotherapy last week. She says mother's left knee has low blood circulation. There is some swelling but it isnt painful. Do i need to consult ortho/vascular doctor for this or it can be managed by exercise and diet change?

Nervmax XT OD Can I break and Have

Hello Dr, I have consulted a Orthopedic Dr for calf pain and he prescribed Me  Nervmax XT OD once a day for calf pain. Tablet is very big in size. Can I break it and have it with water? Plese advise.

Hand not able to lift

Done with bankart lesion shoulder surgery 3 months ago But still not able to lift hand completely even though me and my physio are trying a lot . He is also tired Why is to so happening So will i not be able to recover totally ..? 😞

Cross leg correction

I have one doubt cross legs can be corrected through exercise,I am 25 years old I have 2 year old baby girl actually I have cross legs ,my baby is also got cross legs,is there any solution to make them correct atleast for my baby,

Meniscus repair

Good morning Dear Doctor's Once I was posted same report Many doctors of practo was responded Today I am asking one more time... personally contacted the doctor's One doctor has advised to go repair with arthroscopic, another one was advised go with PRP Now I am asking your all wich is better kindly give good and valuable advise

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