Hi Doctor, Looking like some inflammation of muscles around my side hips , upper and inner thigh and groin area. As i am a student so sometimes i study for more than 10 hours sitting at same place. Is this inflammation due to this reason ? Is any Xray or scan you needed to check this ? If you need photo for seeing inflammation i can send you here by blurring private parts ?
I'm having ankle and foot pain along with sweeling of my ankle and foot and high fever , I got consultation with a Dr of ortho although the pain in my waist to upper leg have gone the foot and ankle still get swallen the dr suggested me many tests , x - ray etc.. he told me I have deficiency of vitamin d and gave me the medication but my test also reveals that I have very high CRP( 84.10) , Positive ANA(1: 160) , also my urine reports shows trace protein and blood , i mentioned him about that but he still suggested me to continue the given medicine like D- gain, Toldiv-D , and One to all - NT, I have been taking the medicines from the last 1 month , but the problem still persists I again visited him and this time asked me to get a bilateral ankle mri , but I'm skeptical should I visit a General Physician or a rhumetologist , so if anyone have any suggestions it will very helpful.
Have tennis elbow for more than 3 years . Tried all kind of physiotherapists. Not healing. Will prp work or surgery needed. Kindly help Thanks
I have a fibula head fracture in Right Knee. The doctor advised not to do plaster and advised to use hinged braces. Would it heal without plaster?
I have shoulder pain for last five months. I took a MRI. It said the following. Supraspinatus tendinosis without evidence of tear. Mild acromioclavicular joint arthropathy. Minimal subacromial–subdeltoid bursitis. MRI of neck is normal. I have not had any significant pain relief yet. Pain is still same. My doubt is - How long is the mri taken in Jan 2026 valid for ? There has not been any injuries or falls after that. For my condition , for how long should I consider this mri valid ?
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