Remove fracture plate
Hello, My mother (Age 61 yrs) has fracture plate in one leg ankle. Now fracture has healed. Is it reqiured to remove plate?
Hello, My mother (Age 61 yrs) has fracture plate in one leg ankle. Now fracture has healed. Is it reqiured to remove plate?
My bones have become weak and pain a little, it feels calcium deficient. No strength and I can feel that it has become weak, while walking. Will homeopathy help me with this, I am taking calcerea phos 6x. As I heard it can help in strong bones along with vit d 60k, and calcium foods like milk and others. What did I do?
I am having continuous pain on the right side of lower back just above the hip. It feels like muscular pain or a joint pain. It hurts while walking. Not much pain while sitting or sleeping. It started suddenly and it is hurting for the past 3-4 days.
After walking I get heel pain only right foot.. morning first step very painful after sometime gets normal..resting for a while pain increases and then normalizes only heel no swelling at all ..need suggestion
MRI SCREENING OF LS SPINE Above study was performed on 1. 5 T MRI unit using standard protocols and appropriate hard copy documentation done OBSERVATIONS: Degenerative changes with osteophyte formation seen. Intervertebral discs reveal loss of normal signal intensity on T2W images suggesting of desiccation.Schmorl's nodes seen at superior endplate of L3. Posterocentral and posterolateral desiccated disc protrusion seen at L5-S1 level causing indentation over ventral thecal sac and bilateral lateral neural foramina narrowing, leading to mild traversing root compression. Posterocentral and posterolateral desiccated disc protrusion seen at L4-5 level causing indentation over ventral thecal sac and bilateral lateral neural foramina narrowing, leading to mild exiting nerve root compression. Otherwise vertebral bodies show normal signal intensity. The spinal cord reveals normal contour and signal intensity. Ye mri ls screening ki report h koi jalan numbness ya sujan nhi h kya aap bta skte h
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