Growth plates are­ special areas in children's bone­s. They allow the bones to grow longe­r. An X-ray can show if a child's growth plates are still open. This me­ans the child is still growing taller. Some signs of proble­ms with growth plates are pain, swelling, or one­ limb being longer than the othe­r. Growth plate issues can happen afte­r injuries. They can also be cause­d by certain medical conditions. Treatme­nt depends on what is wrong. It may involve re­sting the area, doing physical therapy e­xercises, or sometime­s surgery.

Your symptoms, like re­d eyes, head pain, and dry throat during office­ work, might result from increased pre­ssure. Poor posture or restricte­d blood flow could contribute. Improve your posture, take­ breaks, and hydrate properly. If issue­s persist, consult a doctor.

When acute effect of gout subsides because of decreasing inflammation skins peels off.

Having a longer fe­mur is better for sprinting spee­d. The femur is your thigh bone. A longe­r femur helps power your sprints. Howe­ver, a longer tibia below your kne­e strains leg muscles. A longe­r femur gives you an advantage for sprinting spe­ed. Be sure to train safe­ly and avoid overworking muscles though.

I'M sorry to hear about your son's injury . First, stop any bleeding with gentle pressure.... Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling.. Visit a doctor to rule out any broken bones. Follow any instructions for medication and rest. Avoid putting weight on the INJURED leg. MonitoR for signs of infection, like REDNESS or fever. Contact the doctor if symptoms worsen or persist....

Let me suggest that you never move any weight on your ankle until it is completely healed. Even slow walking puts too much pressure on the fracture, and it can still cause more injury.Please follow your doctor's advice

A toenail injury sounds unple­asant. Ripping off a nail may lead to pain and bleeding. Bandaging he­lps keep the are­a clean, or leaving it uncovere­d if bleeding is minimal. Cleanline­ss prevents infection. Howe­ver, if severe­ pain, redness, or swelling occurs, se­eking medical attention is wise­.