I saw my ortho yesterday. My bursa in my left thigh/hip area is still inflammed andj hurting, hurting, hurting. So, he has suggested surgery to remove the poor thing. I had a steriod injection last month and it only lasted a couple of weeks and never took all the pain away.
My ortho does this arthroscopically, so that is a great thing. Still have to have general anesthesia...
The office is supposed to call me soon w/an MRI appt for my hip, as he thinks something may be torn in...
...and my joints in my hands are swelling. My right and left thumb joints are twice as big as they should be. Actually, the right thumb... Read more »
If you find it hard to control your bladder when you stand up from a seated position you may want to take a closer look at your sitting... Read more »
“You have Sero-negative RA,” my new rheumatologist. Dr M said. She was mater-of-fact. No doubt in her voice or her demeanor. My reply... Read more »
The back bone is connected with the hip bone. The hip bone is connected with the leg bone. Sounds simple enough; however, when someone... Read more »
I saw my orthopedic doctor's NP today. She is so, so kind. She is the one who prescribed the Prednisone & Celebrex for me Monday... Read more »
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Knee pain is a common problem among the young and old alike. From athletes to middle-aged adults to seniors, knee pain can develop suddenly. There... Read more »
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Mild to moderate strains of muscles such as the hamstrings are fairly common among athletes. This type of injury can be treated with conservative... Read more »
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Athletes suffer their fair share of tendon problems. Most often there's knee pain from patellar tendon disorders or ankle pain from Achilles... Read more »
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In this report from Australia, the results of surgical treatment for proximal hamstring syndrome are discussed. The sciatic nerve is released from... Read more »
Proper Care of the Body's Shock AbsorbersJust like motor oil keeps your car running smoothly, there’s an important fluid that lubricates and... Read more »
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