I am 42 and I have groin pain since a week and pain is continuing when I am sitting 90 degree, recently I was sitting in butterfly mode and since then the groin pain has started. I had pain in my left knee for 2 yrs and the doctor had told me it's normal arthritis.
Hi , Please see the attached exactly where I place my fingers I had two bulges hard and firm. No pain mild discomfort from last three months. This was not there before January this started all of sudden after repeated yoga followed by trekking . Size remains same from last two months. As per doctor I did USG which said nothing no abnormalities found. I can't go for MRI I am doing stretching exercises and taking hot treatment 4 times so u can see my skin become dark as well. When this is become normal what should I do ??
I had problems of tennis elbow a year back, took medication, it was better but pain comes back once every 2-3 weeks, but most of the time goes without medication. Now since last 1 month I am having pain in heels, which lasts whole day, like plantar fasciitis. In general also I keep getting pain in joints like thumb, wrist etc. Got the RA factor test done, but the reports are normal. Vit D is slightly low, B12 borderline low. No other issue with blood report. What can be done here. I feel in general my tendons are getting weak, any supplements that can help?
I have lipoma more then ten years near lower back today's its paining while waking setting near lipoma what should be done
I have attached my humerous bone implant x ray . Done operation in 2024 in month of March . No details provided about the implant about the manufacture type and material . Doctor said today that it is stainless steel. I want to know whether I am eligible for MRI ? Because I don't think there is need to remove the implant as it is not causing any issues in me . But for future mishaps may be I want to reassure whether I can do MRI with this implant . Please let me know what to do ahead
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