finger-joint-pain
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Finger Pain

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…

Scapulocostal syndrome
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Scapulocostal Syndrome

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…

KNEE HYPEREXTENSION
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Knee Hyperextension

What is Hyperextension? How to Identify Hyperextension of the Knee: A hyperextended knee may result in the following symptoms: Causes of Knee Hyperextension: Diagnosis and Tests How is a hyperextended knee diagnosed? Treatment of Knee Hyperextension: The severity of your damage determines the course of treatment for your hyperextended knee. If your symptoms are not…

Knotted Muscles in Neck
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Knotted Muscles in Neck

Introduction A muscle knot, also known as a trigger point, is a tight region of muscle. It happens when muscles tighten and contract even when they are not moving. You undoubtedly had a muscle knot if you ever felt a firm, uncomfortable place on your neck or shoulders after sitting at your desk all day….

Muscle Soreness In The Back
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Muscle Soreness In The Back

Introduction Muscle soreness in the back can result from activities like heavy lifting, repeated movements, and bad posture that put undue tension or overwork on your back muscles. Delay in onset muscular soreness (DOMS), another name for muscle soreness, usually happens 24 to 72 hours after the exercise. It results from inflammation brought on by tiny…

HAIRLINE FRACTURE OF THE ANKEL
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Hairline Fracture of the Ankle

What is a Hairline Fracture of the Ankle? Types of Hairline Fractures of Ankle Symptoms The most common indications of a stress fracture are as follows: What causes a hairline fracture? Who is most susceptible to getting a hairline fracture? Additionally, certain risk factors raise the possibility of a hairline fracture: Diagnosis Physical examination Treatment…