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Bone Pain and Fractures
Bone pain is an unbearable kind of pain emanating from the bone tissue; whereas, bone fracture refers to a break in the bone’s continuity. These conditions can be due to high force stress or impact on the bone.
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The first option is to go and see a chiropractor. He deals with backs but it will be a temporary relief because chiropractors cannot heal/fix the under lying damage. Resting or doing nothing is the worst possible thing to do. The "best" option is to learn to fix it your self while the theory/information part is simple the practical application is neither easy or fun, but it is effective.
What does the term tibial-fibular fracture mean?
it means that you fractured part of your tibia and fibula
Your penis size is proven to increase in this situation.
What are the different kinds of joints?
There are joints that move back and forth ( elbow ) and other joints that move in a circle ( hip, ankle, shoulder. )
How was the fracture of tutankhamen's leg caused?
Evidence contributes that it was a horse back riding incident.
Is it normal for your wrists to hurt years after you break your arms?
well it could be just arthritis but i dont think it because your arms it could just depend on the pain you are feeling if it is really bad pain you should probably tell a doctor if not it could just be nothing
How long does it take for a critical burn to heal?
Critical or major burns take more than 14 days to heal and will leave significant scarring.
Is it bad if your thumb is numb and can't move when you a have a broken arm?
Often when a body part is numb and immobile, it is because there is tendon damage. My arm went through a window a few years back, I lacerated the tendon in my thumb. 90% of it was cut and it was not only almost impossible to move, but was completely numb before the surgery.
It probably needs medical attention.
yes, it is possible for a thirteen year old girl to have growing pains. growing pains can be different in each child, in some children it hurts really bad and for others not as much. you cant get rid of growing pains, they only last a few days. the best thing to do for her is give her some Advil and put a heating pad and ice pack on her legs. keep the heating pad on for a half and hour then put the ice pack on for a half an hour, also tell her not to lay down for a long period of time, or else her legs will get stiff and it will make it even hared for her to walk hope this helping and trust me i went through the same thing and this stuff helped me.
The fracture pattern of glass usually has?
directional lines
radial and concentric lines
Concentric lines
radial lines
none of the above
Do you have a widow's peak hairline?
As an AI, I don't have a physical form or hair, so I don't possess a widow's peak hairline or any other hair characteristics. However, a widow's peak is a distinct V-shaped point in the hairline at the center of the forehead, which some people have genetically. If you have questions about hairlines or genetics, feel free to ask!
Which type of fracture do not require surgery?
No surgery is needed in just about any fracture where the bone(s) can be properly repositioned for healing with simple, external manipulation ... examples might be a hair line fracture or most minor green stick fractures.
Unless you have a really bad compound fracture that causes some kind of deformity or loss of circulation in your extremities (toes, fingers, etc.), you probably will not require surgery. The doctor will just set the bone and put a cast on it.
Hip fractures, however, often do receive surgeries.
Source: I'm a health care provider.
I am not sure but I think you should tell your mom and dad that it really hurts. I geuss you can go to an orthopedist and he/she will probably tell you to rest it.So rest it and see if it feels better. I am no doctor but i think u should rest it.good luck!
Hate to tell you this, but this is one of those "sit-and-wait" situations, where you simply have to wait until its healed (pun very much intended).
Commercially available "donuts" on which you sit can help keep the pressure off of your painful tailbone. These can result in substantial pain relief, even without any other pain medications.
Also, I would recommend taking ibuprofen 400mg every 6 hours while awake. Some of the pain from coccydynia (painful tailbone) is from surround inflammation, rather than actual injury to the coccyx. Nonsteroidal pain medications (ibuprofen, Aleve, etc) help decrease this inflammation and can relieve pain.
These really are bothersome, so it's worth your effort to try and find pads and chairs that make this problem less difficult than it already is. You can speak to your doc about pain control. Also, ice packing (10-20 minutes on, same about of time of) can often reduce the pain.
