Orthopedic

I would advise you to see an orthopedist for your backache. It is also possible that relief cream will not be effective in the future if the root cause of the pain is not treated. Orthopedic specialist will be capable of identifying the cause of your backache and offer suitable treatment options.
 

If the pain does not go away and is not responding to pain management techniques, you should see a doctor. An orthopedic surgeon could further evaluate the problem and suggest the most effective treatment options.
 

Seek medical help if you have been having hip pain for more than 25 days. Orthopedist will be the specialist to go in this situation. There could be the need for imaging tests to determine the source of the pain and the best treatment options.
 

While both cobalt chrome and ceramic are used for TKR knee replacement, the choice of material will depend on patient-specific factors. A reputable orthopedic surgeon can advise on the most suitable material for your situation.

I have a feeling that you might have a dislocated shoulder with shoulder instability. However, the fact that your pain is gone is only one of the things to worry about as the slipping of your shoulder back and forth is also alarming. You should see an orthopedic surgeon.

Tailbone pain is due to many different factors, including injury, for example, sitting for a long time, and medical conditions such as arthritis or an intervertebral disc herniation. orthopedic doctor or spine doctor specialization is recommended to visit for appropriate diagnosis and the treatment options available. 

Since the accident in December 2020, you might still have a bone to heal and this could be due to the fact that other conditions may cause it such as the deficiency of blood supply to the affected area, the presence of low calcium, or infection. It is crucial to discuss an orthopedic surgeon.

You should consult an orthopedist so that he can be able to determine the underlying cause of your leg pain and swelling. The following symptoms can be caused by musculoskeletal or vascular conditions and need to be immediately checked by the doctor.

The cause in the case of a sudden shooting leg pain to a pain-free leg previously could be due to number of reasons including injury, muscle strain, or underlying medical conditions such as peripheral arterial disease, deep vein thrombosis or nerve damage. Go see a neurologist or an orthopedic specialist.

The sign of weakness and legs swelling could indicate some medical condition to be checked out by the physician. It is important to see a general practitioner right away if the symptoms are taken into account and the underlying cause is established. Regarding the scapula problem, consult an orthopedist.

Lower back and hip pain result from many factors, like muscle strain, arthritis, or slip disc. It is better to consult a orthopedist for a proper diagnosis and treatment. An orthopedist can talk about physical therapy, medication and surgery if needed. Remember not to use self-medication and medical consultation to manage the pain.
 

Feeling cramps on both legs as well as cervical issues may be because of nerve compression in the spine. The patients should see a neurologist or an orthopedic specialist for an adequate diagnosis and treatment. If these signs are ignored, they can trigger more serious problems.
 

There could have been the case of the contusion, or even a fracture due to trauma to your knee. I advice seeking medical help from an orthopaedic specialist at once to properly diagnose and treat your injury. Until then, you have to keep off the injured leg and try to pacify it with ice for it to get rid of swelling and pain.
 

You can have pain in your right hand caused by different reasons including repetitive strain injury, arthritis, or carpal tunnel syndrome. A doctor, an orthopedic specialist, in particular, should be consulted to diagnose the condition's cause, and according to its extent therapy, meds or surgery may be suggested.

It could be a sign of a lower spinal cord problem. It is advisable to consult with a neurologist or an orthopedist who specializes in spinal problems.