Arm and Leg Pain

When something goes wrong with your shoulder, it hampers your ability to move freely and can cause a great deal of pain and discomfort. The shoulder is a ball-and-socket joint that has three main bones: the humerus (long arm bone), the clavicle (collarbone), and the scapula (also known as the shoulder blade). These bones are cushioned by a layer of cartilage. The shoulder joint is the most mobile joint in the body. It moves the shoulder forward and backward. It also allows the arm to move in a circular motion, and to move up and away from the body. If you have pain than do consult with your physician

biceps tendon rupture, C5 radiculopathy, many, many more, need to see neurologist to localize

Pain is a very personal thing and we all react to it and feel it in our own way. It would seem that if you suffer from a chronic and painful condition the best way would be to keep a note book, Imagine a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being no pain and 10 being about as bad as it can get. then note the degree of pain you are suffering at regular intervals in your book. If there is any flare up of pain between those intervals note them as well, as well as what you were doing or eating prior to the event.

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spondylitic (although more likely to be spondylotic) changes and lumbar disc dehydration are both extremely common findings on MRI scans when looking at the spinal column of older people. The discs become dehydrated as we get older and that is why we shrink. spondylotic means wear and tear or degeneration.

Neither of these cause breathing problems or imbalance when walking and they were unlikely to have been caused as a result of a problem in the spinal column.

When you cut off blood supply to a certain part of your body, your body will feel like you are on pins and needles. When you remove the pressure your limb will return to normal.

One symptom of Gillian-Barre is leg weakness or pain that progresses to the arms. Also, lack of feeling in the toes and problems walking.

If you have pain in your calves, deep vein thrombosis may be a real threat. Calf massages can make it clearer whether or not DVT is the cause of your pain, and they may worsen any existing DVT. However, DVT is not caused by a calf massage.

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Possibly you have a strained tendon or ligament, but it is also possible that the weight of your body is too much for your shoulder muscles to easily bear. If you do not have trouble with your arm other than in this particular circumstance, then don't sleep on your side. Try a dorsal or ventral posture. One of those is very likely to work for you.

It depends on how badly it's broken some are normally 3-4 months others up to a year.Also try and take proper care of it(e.g do not poke it until it's fully healed).Don't worry , if the docter says it's going to be okay it will be okay.

Most of the medication used to treat leg pain is by prescription only. However, over the counter brands such as Tylenol PM and Advil PM can help alleviate some of the pain and assist you in getting a decent night's sleep as well.

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Most likely not...If it's already re-healed that means the bones have already re-formed to align the way that they appear(crooked, or a bump). In lamen terms, they have been reconstructed to fit the obstacle. Bone keeps growing and growing, until it meets another bone, or more bone to connect onto. So, in theory to that, considering you said your bone grew back incorrectly, the bone had to grow more to reach the bone and it most likely took up an odd shape. If it would of been aligned, it would'NT of had to grow as much bone to meet the other bone that it annexed on. So, in answer to your question of, would the doctor rebrake my wrist after 5 years? I would say no. Unless you specificly required it or asked for it. The surgery you would have to go through wouldn't be worth it, they would have to file down bone or break some off in order to shorten it and then re break it(potentially) to align it in the correct direction. Not worth it, unless you have an extra inch or more of extra bone growth. :)

Because blisters and sharp pain are very non-specific symptoms, it is impossible to tell what may be causing them. There are many diseases/disorders that may have these symptoms.

Shingles causes blisters with burning pain.

Boils can occur anywhere on the body and are also extremely painful.

For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of a medical disorder or disease, please seek the help of a qualified physician.

I don't know but I have exactly the same symptoms. A lumbar MRI indicated that I have 2 ruptured discs at L4-L5 and L5-S1 but the neurologist doesn't think that is what's causing my pain. He thinks I have a separate hip issue and referred me to my Ortho. My ortho thinks I have trochanteric hip bursitis and is treating me with steroids, an anti-inflammatory and rehab but it is not working. He also said it wouldn't account for the knee and shin pain - only that in my hip so obviously he is clueless. Please keep me posted if you get a conclusion. I have been suffering for 8 months.

Trip on some steps and let your knee cap hit the steps.

It could be from if it was hit. The muscle might be torn if the pain hasn't gone away if you were hit. If you were hit a while ago there and you didn't get professional help, weather could set it off. Other than the muscle it could be torn tendon.

If you didn't hit it, but it gets worse with repetitive motion it could be tendonitis.

Do you know who this other person was? Witnesses? Assuming you cannot find this person that cut you off, then collision coverage on your policy will take care of your vehicle and the uninsured motorist coverage (along with med pay or p.i.p.) will cover the injuries. All states I know of consider the 'phantom vehicle' under um. There will be an investigation of course to prove that a phantom vehicle exsisted.

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