Safe to walk? Like it was a minor hairline undisplaced fracture in the posterior aspect of my lateral malleolus. A stable fracture. And some soft tissue injury too. I have maintained non weight bearing for 25 days. My foot is in a fiberglass cast. Can I start walking 26th day onwards, while still in cast and with rocker shoes and a crutch? Bc the fracture was very minor. Just some chipping. Like partial weight bearing? And pls look at the xrayyy carefully Can I climb stairs too?
Like it was a minor hairline undisplaced fracture in the posterior aspect of my laterlais malleolus. A stable fracture. And some soft tissue injury too. I have maintained non weight bearing for 25 days. My foot is in a fibreglass cast. Can I start walking 26th day onwards,while still in cast and with rocker shoes and a crutch. Bcs the fracture was very minor. Just some chipping. Like partial weight bearing? And pls look at the xrayyy carefully
Sir/Madam I have my right leg foot pains after I wake up in the morning. Or if I sit for few hours then after walking from the sitting position, it pains but only for few minutes. After that no issue. What will be the cause and what shall I do. Please suggest. My X-ray attached for your reference. Thankyou.
Dr told me to take calcium 500 vitamin d3 2000UI so can i take Calblend HD Calblend HD Tablet Coral grains from Okinawa, JAPAN Composition: Each film coated tablet contains: Calcium carbonate IP (from Coral Grains) equivalent to elemental Calcium 500 mg Vitamin D3 IP 2000 IU Excipients q.s. Colour: Titanium Dioxide IP Appropriate overages of vitamin D, added to compensate loss on storage. Dosage: As directed by the Physician. Manufactured in India by: SB Lifesciences (A GMP & ISO 9001:2015 Certified company) Plot No. 32, Sector-6, IIE, Pantnagar, Distt. U.S. Nagar (Uttarakhand) - 263153
I am reaching out because I have recently been diagnosed with a hip labral tear, and I am seeking your expert guidance, medical suggestions, and a comprehensive treatment plan to help me manage the persistent pain and safely restore my mobility. The discomfort in my groin and deep within my hip joint has significantly impacted my daily routine, making regular activities, prolonged sitting, and exercise increasingly difficult to tolerate. I would greatly appreciate your recommendations on whether we should initialy focus on conservative management—such as targeted physical therapy to strengthen my surrounding stabilizing muscles, activity modifications, and anti-inflammatory options—or if my specific imaging suggests that surgical intervention is a more viable long-term solution. Please let me know what next steps, diagnostic reviews, or lifestyle adjustments you recommend so that I can reduce this joint irritation and effectively begin my recovery process under your care.
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