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what is leg doctor called?
PODIATRY
Why does your ear hurt when you scratch your leg?
okay something might be wrong with you i have scratched my leg hundreds of times and nothing has hurt. you should go see a doctor
What is a leg specialist doctor called?
A leg specialist doctor is called an orthopedic surgeon or an orthopedist. They are medical professionals who specialize in treating injuries, diseases, and conditions related to the musculoskeletal system, including the legs.
What is capillaritis and what can you do for it?
Raised rash on front of the shin of a leg, itchy, spreads makes leg swollen. Doctor called it capillaritis.
Tossing and turning at bedtime?
there is a condition called restless leg syndrome.your doctor can help.
Can you put your full weight on a fractured femur if your doctor told you just to do partial weight?
If you want it to heal wrong, ignore the doctor and do whatever you want. Just be ready for a crooked leg or an operation.
Last night i got up could not feel my leg my right leg what is wrong?
You probably slept on it wrong, cutting off the blood to your leg.
What do you call a doctor that specializes in leg injuries?
There is no such thing as a doctor that specializes in leg injuries. If you have a leg injury, you should go to your local emergency department for treatment.
What a doctor puts on your arm or legs if it's broken?
a cast if your leg broke
How do you say What is wrong with your leg in Spanish?
Que paso a tu pierna? : What happened to your leg? Que está mal con su pierna? : What is wrong/bad with your leg?
What is a doctor of the foot called?
A doctor who specializes in treating foot conditions is called a podiatrist. They are trained to diagnose and treat various foot, ankle, and lower leg problems, including injuries, deformities, and diseases.
Whats wrong if i have shortness of breath frequent urination leg cramps muscle spasms?
There are a number of things that could be wrong if you have a shortness of breath, frequent urination, leg cramps and muscle spasms. The symptoms you describe could be related to conditions such as a urinary tract infection, type 2 diabetes or mononucleosis. The only way to know for sure what is wrong is to seek medical advice from a doctor.
