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
I have back and knee pain. After 6 months of delivery, I started my regular workouts like squats and lunges and deadlift etc. I started developing knee pain so visited orthopaedic doctor. He suggested to go for sports physiotherapist. Sports physiotherapist gave me some exercises after treating back and knee pain. It's been more than 6 months now. I continue to do those targeted exercises like strengthening knee, inner thigh, outer thigh, glutes etc but haven't had much relief. What is the next steps i should do?
My mother has pain in his right hand, arm and leg very badly i have also taken sumo pain killer but i shows no effect she also feel numbness in my hands please suggest some good medicine
After walking I get heel pain only right foot.. morning first step very painful after sometime gets normal..resting for a while pain increases and then normalizes only heel no swelling at all ..need suggestion
I injured my right foot/leg on 08.04.2026. Initial X-ray is attached. I had a temporary cast for 10 days followed by a permanent cast for 21 days. Today, the cast was removed, and a new X-ray is attached. Please review the X-rays and advise whether there is improvement/healing, and recommend the next steps for further recovery.
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