Question 1

my husband had k wiring surgery on his right hand middle finger 4 days ago and now he's getting severe nerve pain in his fingers can dolo tablet help with this pain or should we consider something else

Accepted Answer

After K-wire hand surgery, nerve pain is common early on; Dolo helps but neuropathic pain meds like pregabalin may be more effective‚Äîreview with surgeon.

Question 2

My MRI shows bone marrow contusions in both femur and tibia condyles with moderate synovial effusion, a grade 2 ACL tear, horizontal tear in the posterior horn of the medial meniscus, and grade 1 MCL sprain. I've been doing quad and ROM exercises at home for almost 2 months do I really need surgery or can I keep managing this without going under the knife

Accepted Answer

ortho opinion is advised to the patient at apollo hospital.

Question 3

I have bow legs and just found out I have a vitamin D deficiency after getting tested. If I start taking vitamin D supplements, will my bow legs improve on their own or do I need to do specific exercises? Is there any way to fix this without having to go through surgery?

Accepted Answer

Vitamin D deficiency can contribute to bowlegs (also known as genu varum), and taking supplements can help improve bone health and potentially reduce the severity of bowing. However, correcting bowlegs in adults, especially, requires a more comprehensive approach, and exercises may be beneficial, but surgical intervention may be necessary for significant cases.

I have a ganglion cyst on my wrist but it doesn't hurt or bother me much do I really need surgery or can it be treated with just a needle

More Orthopaedics Health Queries

my husband had k wiring surgery on his right hand middle finger 4 days ago and now he's getting severe nerve pain in his fingers can dolo tablet help with this pain or should we consider something else

I have bow legs and just found out I have a vitamin D deficiency after getting tested. If I start taking vitamin D supplements, will my bow legs improve on their own or do I need to do specific exercises? Is there any way to fix this without having to go through surgery?

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