Question 1

My relative's been dealing with Bone TB in the back, specifically the spine, and he can't walk now. He's been on medications and injections for about 17 days, and he's eating fine. Is there any hope for a full recovery? The pain in his back is pretty severe, even though he's taking Rectac 500 to help with it. What more can we do to help improve his condition? I'm really concerned.

Accepted Answer

-Bone tuberculosis, especially in the spine, can be serious, but with proper treatment, there's a good chance of improvement. The pain management and medication, like Rectac 500, are helping, and it's encouraging that he's eating well. It's important to f

Question 2

My father has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis and the doctor is recommending a total knee replacement. Are there any other treatment options available to avoid surgery? If surgery is the only option, what are the chances of a full recovery?

Accepted Answer

ortho opinion is advised to the patient at apollo hospital.

Question 3

Can grade 1 anterolisthesis at L4-L5 with a disc bulge heal naturally without surgery, or is surgery the only option? Will proper exercises and less strenuous activities help the vertebrae return to their original position, or will it eventually progress to higher grades and require surgery later?

Accepted Answer

surgery is advised,discectomy is advised.

How can I fix my knocked knees or valgus knees naturally without surgery since I want to pursue sports would knee braces work and how much do they usually cost

More Orthopaedics Health Queries

My father has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis and the doctor is recommending a total knee replacement. Are there any other treatment options available to avoid surgery? If surgery is the only option, what are the chances of a full recovery?

Can grade 1 anterolisthesis at L4-L5 with a disc bulge heal naturally without surgery, or is surgery the only option? Will proper exercises and less strenuous activities help the vertebrae return to their original position, or will it eventually progress to higher grades and require surgery later?

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