Male | 52
Why Toe Pain After Morning Sleep? Sugar-Related?
I am feeling pain in my toes. When I slept last night, it was not there. But after getting up in the morning, it was there. Is this because of Sugar?
Joint Replacement Surgeon
Answered on 7th Dec '24
The pain in the toes is very likely to be indirectly connected to sugar levels but not directly. Usual reasons may be a poor choice of shoes or unfavorable body posture during the night. Take necessary measures for correct shoe wear and keep your feet elevated when resting to decrease the chances of getting hurt or sick. The situation that causes the pain may also continue or even become worse with expected changes. In such a case, you should see an orthopedist to isolate the problem.
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Questions & Answers on "Orthopedic" (1135)
In November 2023 I was diagnosed with bad soft tissue damage at the top of my foot and my ankle on my right ankle. It’s gotten worse. I was using KT tape for a while.
Female | 15
You may have bad pain in the soft tissues of your foot and ankle. This can occur from things like overuse or injury. Symptoms might include pain, swelling, or problems moving your foot. It is important to rest, ice, and elevate your foot to help it heal. Ask your orthopedist about using special supports or braces to protect your foot while it heals.
Answered on 10th July '24
Dr. Deep Chakraborty
I am a 20 year old female I am having shoulder and chest pain form 2 months..
Female | 20
Pain in these muscles can sometimes be caused by muscle overstrain, wrong posture, or even emotional stress. Keep your posture in check, make time for rest from activities that require repetitive motions, and try to learn relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or yoga. If the pain persists or becomes even more excruciating, you should consult with an orthopedist to get a more thorough examination and advice.
Answered on 16th Oct '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Iam 20 year old male . I had a trauma 6 months ago . There was a proximal inter phalanx fracture in middle finger of my right hand. 3 months ago the doctor suggested me physiotherapy . After 3 months since the swelling didn't go completely i returned to the hospital and on xray examination the intermediate phalanx has displaced a little to right .what should I do? What are the expenses
Male | 20
To get better idea of your condition and prescribe you the treatment, we need to see the x-ray reports. You can consult orthopedist near you.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Dilip Mehta
Age 35 Male foot get swell by twist need medicine name
Male | 35
You may have twisted your foot which happens when you twist it at a wrong angle. Symptoms are both pain and swelling. To get relief from this, you can drink some over-the-counter painkillers like ibuprofen. Put the foot up, put some ice, and see if it will ease the pain. If not, visit an orthopedist.
Answered on 26th July '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Cervical injury, many doctors check but not relief
Male | 25
The cervical injury normally comes with pain in the neck region. The reasons behind this can be accidents, incorrect posture, or too much hard work. For relief, first, rest your neck, use ice packs, and take pain medication if your doctor prescribes it. However, ensuring you get a professional opinion is important if the pain does not go away.
Answered on 19th Sept '24
Dr. Deep Chakraborty
I had bypass surgery from left to right leg, balloon was placed to open blood flow, had stent put in on left side, im home now but experiencing leg pain and every once in awhile sharp pain on top of foot , is this normal ? I can find pulse on top of foot , dr said to find that if i can
Female | 57
Having some pain and discomfort in your leg after bypass surgery and having a stent put in is normal. The cause of the leg pain might be your body getting used to the new blood flow and the healing process. The sharp pain on your foot's top may be nerve irritation. It's good you can feel the pulse on your foot, but if the pain gets severe or doesn't improve, it's important to let your orthopedist know. Meanwhile, keep your leg elevated, take any prescribed pain medication, and gently massage your leg to ease the discomfort.
Answered on 5th Aug '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Hi, my mother has Osteoarthritis and thus she suffers from chronic knee pain. Just wanted to know how effective stem cell therapy may be in her case. I also have a few doubts listed below: What are the benefits of stem cell therapy for osteoarthritis (if any)? What is the down-time after the procedure? My mother is a teacher and doesn't have the provision to take too many leaves. How much a procedure like this likely to cost?
As per my understanding you want to know stem cell treatment for knee osteoarthritis. Recently one of the companies has announced that it has received approval from FDA, for clinical trial, for use of stem cell therapy for knee osteoarthritis. So results of stem cell therapy for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis are still awaited. Consult an orthopedic, who on examining the patient will guide you with the best treatment available for the patient. Consult Orthopedic Physiotherapy doctors in Mumbai, or any other city which you feel will be better. Hope this has helped you.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Babita Goel
Hi I am Nantha 27yrs old I had injury in my ring finger inflamed I can't do any work if I move my finger I can hear sound it's so painful
Male | 27
This can be because of the finger getting hurt or overused. Inflammation makes the movement of the finger painful and also popping sounds are produced. Resting your finger, applying ice, and taking painkillers like Ibuprofen can be helpful. If the pain persists, visit an orthopedist for a more appropriate treatment.
Answered on 30th Nov '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
I have left knee meniscus pain leftknee right side pain how to reduce pain walk na i have pain steps down na pain pls tell me sir how many days reduce pain
Female | 28
Pain on the outer side of your left knee could be due to a meniscus tear. The meniscus is a wedge of cartilage in your knee, and when it's torn, it can cause swelling. For pain relief, try to avoid activities that make it worse, like walking and climbing stairs. Resting your knee, applying ice, and taking over-the-counter pain medicines can help. However, if the pain continues for several days or worsens, visit an orthopedist.
Answered on 14th Aug '24
Dr. Deep Chakraborty
I got my knee patella dislocated for first time 2 weeks ago and today my plaster got dispatched. My knee has swelling is it due to plaster? And I am not able to bend it I am able to stand properly on both legs but while walking my knee can’t hold my weight properly. Will this automatically take time to be normal or should I do some exercises? And what to do to reduce swelling?
Male | 19
Swelling after causing a dislocated patella is usual. The plaster may play a part in the swelling, however, the major reason behind the injury is. Difficulty bending and walking are expected early on. As the knee mends, this will improve slowly over time. Light exercises your orthopedist suggests can stretch and strengthen your knee. Resting, elevating your leg, applying ice packs, and taking prescribed medications if necessary to reduce swelling will be helpful.
Answered on 23rd Sept '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
How should I resume physical activities 4 months after Achilles tendon surgery
Male | 41
After 4 months of Achilles tendon surgery, you can return to physical activities only with the consent of your orthopedic surgeon. You might have to begin with mild exercises and slowly intensify your exercise. Wear appropriate shoes, and always warm up before the exercise. A physiotherapist should be consulted for a smooth and successful recovery.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Hello Doctors!! I'm 24 years old unintentionally found my bone mineral density score is -2.09 in a office health camp. After reading on internet I'm getting panic. 1. Is this condition (osteopenia) common in a person of my age? 2. Can I get back to normal score? 3. Can I reverse by using vitamin and mineral supplements? Thanks in advance ????????
Male | 24
Anyone at any age can have Osteopenia. So you’re not alone. Catching it early is wise. Eat foods with calcium, get vitamin D from the sun, and do some walking or other weight-bearing exercises so you can pick up your score. Consider taking supplements if there’s a lack of them in your body, but always consult an orthopedist first.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Deep Chakraborty
I have history of injury 2 months back my mri report says I have partial ACL tear with PCL sprain. I have very instability does it require surgery
Female | 18
Your knee injury involves a partly torn ACL and strained PCL ligaments. These issues destabilize the knee joint. Symptoms include discomfort, swelling, and trouble walking. Surgery may sometimes repair ligaments, restoring stability. However, discuss treatment choices with an orthopedist knowledgeable about your specific case.
Answered on 13th Aug '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Conclusion: Hypointense fracture of the metaphysis of the tibia proximally with stress edema of the bone. Moderate suprapatellar and minor intra-articular effusion. Irritation of suprapatellar fat. ACL femoral condyle distension. Possible partial rupture of the anterior root of the lateral meniscus. Distension of the proximal tibiofibular joint.
Female | 27
After going through your tests, it looks like the shinbone is fractured near the joint with a gradually progressive fracture inside the bone. Besides, there is liquid in the knee with some tension in the fat pad over the patella. The anterior ligament of the knee may be strained and the meniscus, a disc in the knee, may have a minor tear. The bones are separated, namely the shinbone, and the smaller leg bones are stretched. This will bring about pain, swelling, and at times impaired mobility of the knee. Resting, elevating the lower limb, using ice, and probably a brace could be an excellent start for a cure. In some situations, physiotherapy or surgery might be required for the knee to become stronger and better. You mustn't put any weight on the leg with the problem no matter what until an orthopedist advises the opposite.
Answered on 18th June '24
Dr. Deep Chakraborty
I came back from gym I stuffed 2 pounds and 1 50 in my sock I left it and the shoes pressed the coins against the skin (I ignored it) when I came back from gym I saw when I took my socks off my feet had circles where the coins were and it was blue is it meaning I will get cancer I’m worried I washed the colour off but there still is some left
Male | 18
Bruises, like the one from coins pressing against your feet, happen when tiny blood vessels break. The skin turns purple or blue from leaking blood underneath. These usually fade away on their own after some time. Just be careful not to put more pressure there. The bruise should go away without issues. However, let an orthopedist know if you see anything concerning.
Answered on 15th Oct '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
I am 28 years old. From last 2 weeks i am having pain in my left side chest and shoulder/ collar bone.
Male | 28
Your complaint involves the left side of the chest and shoulder/collar bone which has been present for the past two weeks. It may be caused by many things like a muscle strain, an injury, or even heartburn. Besides that, other symptoms such as difficulty breathing, sweating, or nausea may also be present in more severe cases. It's of the utmost importance to rest, apply ice, and stay away from vigorous exercises. Should the pain be persistent or get worse, you are advised to see an orthopedist.
Answered on 26th July '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
i'm 19 years old and i have problem in hip they told me that i have to go under operation of total hip replacement so i was asking you to suggest me where i can go where they have good successful rate and even i was asking if my both legs will have the same length after operation couse i'm suspicious right now affected leg is smaller compared to other and if i was asking if i will walk on my own
Male | 19
Hp replacement solves issues like pain and ineffectiveness. Top hospitals for the procedure are the ones that have good results, so look for a place and hospitals that have gained a positive reputation among patients. The surgery will then make your legs more even in length and if you take care of yourself and follow the therapy programs properly, you will be able to walk on your own as before.
Answered on 13th Nov '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Had an MRI and was told "There is mild chondral thinning, joint space narrowing involving the fourth and fifth TMT joints with some subtle subarticular bony oedema both sides of the fourth TMT joint." This is after 5 months of having an injury, I feel a lot of swelling in my extensor digitorium brevis (oedema) in my right foot, but this week I started feeling the same feelings in my left foot, I need some guidance or help please because it's difficult to do physical activity with and it's swelling whenever at rest.
Male | 21
The MRI results closest show some mild desquamation of the joints, which may cause swelling and pain. The swelling in your extensor digitorum brevis muscle could be possibly related to the joint issues. Avoid these movements at first, put ice on them, and try stretches that don't need a lot of force. Besides that, you might notice a difference if you wear supportive shoes.
Answered on 7th Oct '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Hello I am interested in doing a limb lengthening surgery but I have a fear of inserting a metal rod can doctors also have an option to insert a bone graft(which is from another donor) so that it will be more good for PPL
Male | 19
Although metal rods are often used in this process, I understand that patients may be very apprehensive. Bone grafts from donors can also be a choice, but they are scarce and depend on the case. The method of this type of treatment is to promote natural growth that will be fully integrated into your body. It is important to consider all options with a skilled orthopedic surgeon, so that they can thoroughly assess your situation and suggest the best approach.
Answered on 12th Dec '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
Pain on the left side of the hip, neck bone pain, discomfort extending from the ear bone to the hip bone, and occasional belching.And I have a irregular periods also I don't get any medicine
Female | Bhavani
Your irregular periods may be linked to these symptoms. This might be a consequence of hormonal fluctuations or digestive problems. Consuming small meals, avoiding trigger foods, and recording your symptoms will help as well. Also, consult an orthopedist.
Answered on 26th Nov '24
Dr. Pramod Bhor
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