Overview When your bone broke, the fragments migrated so far that a space developed surrounding the fracture, which is known as a displaced fracture. Although the fragments were not dislocated sufficiently during the break to be out of alignment, non-displaced fractures are nonetheless shattered bones. Fracture displacement is described as the aberrant location of the…
Understanding the diverse causes of wrist pain is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. Traumatic incidents, such as falls or sports-related injuries, can lead to immediate pain, while repetitive motions or overuse of the wrist can contribute to chronic discomfort. Additionally, underlying medical conditions such as arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or tendinitis may manifest…
Overview Wrist pain with swelling is a common medical concern that can significantly impact an individual’s daily activities and overall quality of life. Usually following an injury, such as a wrist sprain, bruise, or bone fracture, a swollen wrist is the result of these events. Additional reasons for wrist swelling include arthritis, which is brought…
Chest Tightness can feel like a dull aching or like a sudden stab. Chest Tightness can occasionally feel burning or crushing. Sometimes the pain starts in the jaw, goes up the neck, and then radiates down one or both arms and the back. Chest tightness can result from a variety of problems. Infections, trauma, anxiety,…
Shoulder dislocation is a type of damage where the humerus head pops out of the socket that is part of your shoulder, resulting in stiffness of the arm and the shoulder. The shoulder is generally prone to injuries such as falls, bumping into something, or other forms that can create various degrees of injury. It…
Introduction Distal fractures are more prevalent than proximal fractures in fractures of the radius, which are the most common fractures of the upper extremities. The most frequent way that a radius fracture occurs is from falling onto an outstretched hand. Anatomy One of the two bones in the forearm is the radius. Ulna is the…
What is Finger Pain? Finger pain is a prevalent condition. Usually, a hand injury like a cut, fractured finger, or broken fingernail is the reason. It could also be a sign of an underlying medical disease such as carpal tunnel syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, or osteoarthritis. Any finger, including the thumb, might experience throbbing, cramping, or…
Definition Wrist pain on the top of the wrist can be a debilitating condition that hinders daily activities and affects the overall quality of life. A pain restricted to the upper side of the wrist joint is referred to as “top-of-the-wrist pain.” The dorsal side of the wrist is the term used to describe this…
Introduction Scapulocostal syndrome is a musculoskeletal condition characterized by pain and dysfunction in the region where the scapula (shoulder blade) and the ribs meet. This syndrome is often associated with discomfort or pain in the upper back, specifically in the area where the scapula attaches to the thoracic (rib) cage. It is also called snapping scapula…
What is Knee Pain at the Back of the Knee? The back of the knee, also known as the popliteal fossa, is a complex anatomical region with a network of structures, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves. Knee Pain at the Back of the Knee may be due to several reasons, such as injuries, overuse,…
