When there is an injury in the muscles, bones, skin, etc... the body has the ability to repair itself. However, ligament and tendon injuries often happen at joints. If your injury is not located at a joint gets lots of rest and RICE. That is, Rest Ice Compression and Elevation. Otherwise, Physical Therapy would be your best bet for results, while avoiding surgery.
It depends on how severe the tears are and where the tendons are located. Some times they only need physical therapy or steroids for a week or two but some may require surgery to repair.
The medical term for a specialist in bone and joint surgery is an orthopedic surgeon. These doctors are trained to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal conditions affecting the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles.
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Laparoscopic band surgery is a procedure used to treat obesity. This surgical procedure is only used after other weight control measures have been thoroughly investigated and used without lasting results.
Naproxen is an antiinflammatory drug, and may reduce inflammation in the rotator cuff. In itself, it cannot heal a torn ligament.
surgery
There are no medications or surgery to treat RP.
When there is a extreamly bad infection that could cause a loss of a ligament.
If it's torn you should go to a doctor and find out if it's separated from the bone or not, if it is it will require surgery if it's not you will probably get a cast or something that will immobilize it. Either way it's not something you can self-diagnose because if you guess wrong you will have permanent damage.
yes that is the only way to treat panniculus
Chiropractors treat patients who are ill or in pain without the use of drugs or surgery. They use manual treatments and even physical therapy treatments, exercise nutritional and lifestyle modifications also to correct the problems causing the pain.No they cannot perform surgery.
braces; surgery
Tube-shunt surgery, or Seton tube shunt glaucoma surgery, is a surgical method to treat glaucoma