STAINLESS STEEL IMPLANT
I have done my Humerous Bone Surgery and Doctor had fitted with Stainless Steel Implant . Can I do MRI With It .Doctor mentioned nothing on it . Surgery done in 2024 Year .
I have done my Humerous Bone Surgery and Doctor had fitted with Stainless Steel Implant . Can I do MRI With It .Doctor mentioned nothing on it . Surgery done in 2024 Year .
I had Pain in my leg from lower back few days back. It was extreme now it's low in back but still existbin calf pain. What to do...?
Mri shows no anterolisthesis but after x ray dactor told I have mild lesthesis any suggestions from the gods .. Please help I'm very depressed
I am a 35 year old woman from Bangalore (5 Feet 6 Inch Height, 74 Kg Weight). I was having knee pain for maybe close to 18 months. The pain was not constant, kind of intermittent. I actually wear heels 4-5 days a week, heels with 3-4 inch heel. I got MRI done of both knees post doctor's advise. Key findings: Right Knee-“Grade I horizontal tear of posterior horn of medial meniscus. Left Knee-Grade I horizontal tear of posterior horn of medial and lateral menisci. Reviewing the MRI reports, my doctor advised me to start physiotherapy focused on Quadriceps & VMO strengthening exercises. I have begun the exercises, and it has been about 2 weeks so far. The pain is there, sometimes more. Wanted opinion on: 1. How long does it typically take for this condition to improve and for the pain to go away? 2. Is it fully curable? 3. Will I be able to wear high heels (3–4 inches) occasionally in future, perhaps 3–4 days a week for about 2–3 hours a day? Please guide the best. Thank you
Suddenly, my right hand feels numb and weak. I am also experiencing a mild pain in my right hand. Some time ago, I sustained an injury to my left knee, and that old injury has flared up again. I am finding it difficult to climb up to elevated places. I am very poor; I would be deeply grateful if someone could offer me some assistance.
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