Question 1

my one-year-old son had arthrotomy surgery for tuberculosis in his knee with synovial membrane hypertrophy now the doctor recommended physiotherapy but there's still swelling without warmth they also suggested a turnbuckle splint or KAFO where can we get this and how long until he can walk again

Accepted Answer

ortho opinion is advised to the pt.

Question 2

I've been dealing with this mild pain in my lower body, particularly in my glutes and legs, ever since I had ozone therapy for my L4 L5s1 about three weeks ago. Is this sensation normal? The doctor mentioned it might take up to three months to feel back to normal, but I'm wondering if it's okay for me to go back to my IT job now, which involves a lot of sitting, or should I rest a bit longer? Also, is ozone therapy supposed to be a permanent solution? Just trying to understand what to expect.

Accepted Answer

yes it is normal, if you are having severe pain you can refer to your respective doctor

Question 3

I'm having trouble walking straight upright. I've dealt with this issue since I was a kid, and my walking posture is really off. My shoulders and back are always hunched forward when I walk. I'm looking for exercises that might help me improve my posture and walk straight. Any suggestions?

Accepted Answer

Your problem is termed as kyphosis...
Kyphosis is an exaggerated, abnormal rounding or curving of the vertebrae that affects the posture....
Kyphosis can result from trauma, degenerative diseases, problems during fetal development, infections, endocrine diseases, birth defects, spinal tumors and other factors.. Depending on cause and severity of the kyphosis, there are many different treatment options. Postural kyphosis may be improved with an exercise and a physical therapy program that strengthens supporting muscles

What does internal scar tissue feel like?

scar tissue may cause pain, tightness, itching, or difficulty moving

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my one-year-old son had arthrotomy surgery for tuberculosis in his knee with synovial membrane hypertrophy now the doctor recommended physiotherapy but there's still swelling without warmth they also suggested a turnbuckle splint or KAFO where can we get this and how long until he can walk again

I'm having trouble walking straight upright. I've dealt with this issue since I was a kid, and my walking posture is really off. My shoulders and back are always hunched forward when I walk. I'm looking for exercises that might help me improve my posture and walk straight. Any suggestions?

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