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,
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
My 3 year old daughter is having flat feet..how to resolve this problem?? So that she will not face any issues in future
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?
Actually I have a problem of bilateral cogential dislocation of hips as you can see in the x ray , still I have no pain and any problems in daily life activities. A few months ago I consulted a doctor he said that it will be cured by THR but if there is no problem in my daily life and there is no pain then I would be better to avoid the surgery . It's ok but my question is :- is there any problems if I do THR in this case . I can wait till 26 age but If there will be no pain at that age and I do THR then is there any problem❓ please tell me what is the best step to do❓
Knee pain is one of the most common reasons patients visit an orthopaedic doctor. It may be due to osteoarthritis, ligament injury, meniscus tear, or overuse. Ignoring early symptoms like pain while climbing stairs or stiffness can worsen the condition. Early diagnosis helps avoid surgery. ...
Knee pain is one of the most common reasons patients visit an orthopaedic doctor. It may be due to osteoarthritis, ligament injury, meniscus tear, or overuse. Ignoring early symptoms like pain while climbing stairs or stiffness can worsen the condition. Early diagnosis helps avoid surgery. ...
Chronic knee pain can make everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs, or standing for long periods uncomfortable. When knee damage becomes severe and simple treatments no longer provide adequate relief, knee replacement surgery may be considered. Understanding the procedure and ...
Life after knee replacement surgery is usually a gradual process of healing and improvement rather than an immediate change. Most patients reach this stage after years of knee pain, stiffness, and difficulty with daily activities. The aim of knee replacement surgery is to reduce pain ...
Joint pain is common. Good orthopedic care is not.Patients often come to me after months or even years of pain, having tried medications, braces, injections, or advice from multiple sources. Many ask the same question, sometimes indirectly:“Doctor, how do I know I’m ...
