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Understanding Cold Sensations After Muscle Strain: Causes and Solutions

The sensation of feeling cold? Hello, doctor. Two years ago, after trying a rather intense massage in Singapore, I returned to Taiwan the next day with muscle soreness all over and experienced fever and chills. Yesterday, after participating in an event where I lifted heavy items...


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Muscle strains can trigger an inflammatory response in the body, and if the condition worsens, it may lead to systemic discomfort, such as fever and chills. However, unless the condition is severe enough to cause complications like rhabdomyolysis, most cases can be managed with a...

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How to Alleviate Shoulder Pain While Sleeping for Computer Users

Neck and shoulder pain while sleeping? I previously developed poor posture from using the computer (long-term use of the mouse with my left hand and my arm extended forward), which caused my left neck and shoulder to lean forward. I am a back sleeper. After lying on my back for a...


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When adopting a supine sleeping position, it is important to provide adequate and appropriate support for the neck. A pillow that is either too high or too low is not suitable. The pillow should fill the gap in the neck and make slight contact with the shoulders, allowing the hea...

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Tips to Alleviate Shoulder Pain While Sleeping for Computer Users

Neck and shoulder pain while sleeping? I previously developed poor posture while using the computer (long-term use of the mouse with my left hand and my arm extended forward), which caused my left neck and shoulder to lean forward. I am a back sleeper. After lying on my back for ...


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When adopting a supine sleeping position, it is important to provide adequate and appropriate support for the neck. A pillow that is either too high or too low is not advisable; the pillow should fill the gap in the neck and make slight contact with the shoulders. The head and ne...

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Understanding Neck Stiffness: Causes, Treatments, and Rehabilitation Insights

Stiff neck Hello Doctor, I have recently been feeling tightness on both sides and the back of my neck when I turn my head, and I rarely experience soreness. I found some head exercises online (basically just bending left and right), but there hasn't been much improvement. In...


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The cervical spine has a natural curvature. When external forces cause injury, or due to prolonged poor posture or age-related degeneration, stiffness in the neck can alter the original alignment of the spine. This may result in a flattened or convex curve in the back of the neck...

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Effective Rehabilitation Exercises for O-Type Legs: A Guide

O-shaped legs, also known as bow legs, can be addressed through specific exercises and rehabilitation. Here are some recommended exercises for rehabilitation: 1. **Strengthening Exercises**: Focus on strengthening the muscles around the knees and hips Hello Dr. Wang, thank you f...


Dr. Wang Zhaomin reply Rehabilitation
Exercise therapy can indeed improve bow legs (genu varum). The exercises mentioned in your letter each have their own benefits, but individual conditions vary, making it impossible to generalize. Moreover, effective assessment cannot be made through online consultations and respo...

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Understanding Right Chest Pain: When to Seek Medical Help

There is a feeling of pain and pressure in the right chest during breathing? One night while sitting in front of the computer, I suddenly felt a slight pain in my right chest when inhaling. At first, I didn't pay much attention to it, but after half a month, the pain persist...


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Based on the symptom description, muscle strain, myofascial pain, or even spinal nerve root pathology are possible. To determine if there are any other issues, please seek medical evaluation in person and arrange for appropriate examinations based on your actual condition. You ca...

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Understanding Shoulder and Back Pain: A Comprehensive Guide to Recovery

Sports injuries My symptoms have persisted for four months, and I have gradually developed some additional related symptoms. To provide a comprehensive account for professional evaluation, I apologize for the length of this description. Initially, on May 7 of this year, after a w...


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Based on the description, it indeed does not seem to be a simple muscle or ligament strain, sprain, or inflammation. Possible diagnoses have been listed, including cervical and lumbar nerve root compression or thoracic outlet syndrome. It remains to be confirmed whether there are...

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Understanding Hand Nerve and Tendon Injuries: Recovery Insights

Hand nerve and tendon issues? Two weeks ago, I sustained a laceration to the artery, tendon, and median nerve on the inner side of my wrist due to broken glass. The doctor described the wound as extensive, and X-rays confirmed that there was no bone injury. My first concern is th...


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1. Pain perception indeed varies from person to person; sometimes, as reported, pain is only felt when there is a pulling sensation. 2. Plastic surgery can appropriately address hand injuries; however, if there are concerns, seeking a second opinion from a neurosurgeon is advis...

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Understanding Neck and Shoulder Pain: When to Consider MRI After Previous Disc Issues

Neck and shoulder pain Four years ago, I experienced numbness in my left fingers and pain in my arm. After an MRI examination, it was found that there was a herniated disc at the levels of C3-C4, C4-C5, C5-C6, and C6-C7, with the C5-C6 level being more severe. I did not undergo s...


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Nerve root lesions caused by herniated discs typically improve with rehabilitation treatment, but they often cannot be completely cured, leading to the possibility of recurrence and discomfort. Whether to arrange for imaging studies such as MRI should be determined by the treatin...

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Rehabilitation After Scaphoid Fracture Surgery: What to Expect

Rehabilitation for Scaphoid Fracture After undergoing autologous bone grafting and internal fixation surgery, can I go to the hospital for rehabilitation, or should I avoid movement? I'm concerned about stiffness and whether I will be able to regain full range of motion late...


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After surgery for a scaphoid fracture, rehabilitation therapy can be initiated; however, the timing and type of rehabilitation may vary depending on individual conditions. It is recommended to consult with both orthopedic and rehabilitation specialists to discuss your specific re...

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Understanding Temporary Numbness: Is It a Stroke Warning?

Thought I was having a stroke? Hello, Director Wang. My issue has occurred twice within a month. Both times, I fell asleep while leaning back on a wooden chair, with the back of my head resting against the hard chair back. Upon waking, I experienced numbness and swelling from the...


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Numbness and swelling pain in the shoulders, neck, and limbs that resolves within a few minutes may be due to poor posture or external pressure. As we age or due to other injuries, the body's flexibility may decrease, making it less able to withstand excessive external press...

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Potential Health Issues from Carrying Heavy Books in College

Issues Related to Carrying Heavy Loads Hello, after starting university, I often carry many textbooks and walk a lot around campus. I would like to know what problems this might cause and under what circumstances I should seek a medical check-up. Thank you for taking the time to ...


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It is advisable to use a backpack with both shoulder straps and a design that includes pressure-relieving features when carrying heavy loads. Although you are carrying weight, it is important to maintain good posture by keeping your head up and chest out, and to avoid bending or ...

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Understanding Your Back Pain: When to Seek Medical Help

My back hurts a lot? The physician would like to ask: I have pain in my back located on the left side, near the waist, slightly above that area, close to the spine. It hurts particularly when I lie down at night, to the point where I can't sleep, but sitting or standing does...


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Back muscle strains or spinal-related injuries can cause pain. It is recommended to visit an orthopedic or rehabilitation specialist for early diagnosis and treatment.

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Understanding Ankle Sprains: When to Consider MRI for Further Evaluation

Ankle sprain Hello Doctor, I fell down the stairs on November 19, 2018, and after an X-ray at the hospital, it was found that I had an accessory navicular bone. Later, an ultrasound revealed a tear in the anterior talofibular ligament. However, after rehabilitation, my condition ...


Dr. Wang Zhaomin reply Rehabilitation
The indication for ordering an MRI must be based on individual patient conditions and should be determined by a clinical physician. Please discuss with your doctor whether other examinations or treatment options are necessary.

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Understanding Post-Ultrasound Pain After Ankle Sprain Treatment

After ultrasound treatment for a sprain, there may be a tingling sensation? Hello, I sprained my foot near the fifth metatarsal while exercising after stepping on someone else's foot. The emergency physician indicated that there were no fractures. The next day, I went for ac...


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It is normal to experience soreness during ultrasound therapy, and initial treatment may increase pain levels. However, if the pain becomes sharp and unbearable, it may be necessary to reduce the treatment intensity. If there is a dislocation of bones or joints, it is not advisab...

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Understanding Post-Treatment Pain After Ankle Sprain Rehabilitation

After ultrasound treatment for a sprain, there may be a tingling sensation? Hello, I sustained a sprain near my fifth metatarsal while exercising when I stepped on someone else's foot. The emergency physician indicated that there were no fractures. The next day, I sought acu...


Dr. Wang Zhaomin reply Rehabilitation
It is normal to experience soreness during ultrasound therapy, and initial treatment may increase pain levels. However, if the pain becomes sharp and unbearable, it may be necessary to reduce the treatment intensity. If there is a dislocation of bones or joints, it is not advisab...

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Understanding Herniated Discs: When to Seek Further Medical Help

Herniated disc I am only 18 years old, and due to long-term heavy lifting combined with being overweight, I have developed a herniated disc that is compressing my nerves. The pain became unbearable, which is why I finally went to see a doctor. Initially, I only had lower back pai...


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Rehabilitation therapy often requires a period of treatment before results are seen. Currently, after only one week of treatment, it may not necessarily yield effective results. It is important to continue with rehabilitation and medication, as well as to use supportive devices a...

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Post-Accident Toe Stiffness: Which Specialist to Consult?

Inability to bend the toes after a car accident? Hello, doctor. It has been six months since my car accident, and the injured area is my left foot's big toe, which has some hairline fractures. It is somewhat better than before, but it still feels a bit stiff when bending. It...


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After a toe fracture from a car accident, there may be complications such as joint adhesion or contracture, leading to limited mobility and potential pain that can affect walking. It is recommended to visit a rehabilitation specialist for evaluation and to arrange for rehabilitat...

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How Long Does Rehabilitation Take for Left Femoral Shaft Fractures?

The rehabilitation time for a left femoral shaft fracture can vary depending on several factors, including the severity of the fracture, the patient's age, overall health, and adherence to rehabilitation protocols. Generally, it may take anywhere from 3 to 6 months for the f...


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Each individual's condition is different, so it cannot be generalized. Some people may fully recover in three months, while others may still require the use of a cane for over six months. A fracture can indeed lead to discrepancies in leg length. It is recommended to continu...

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How Long Does Rehabilitation Take for Left Femoral Shaft Fracture?

The rehabilitation time for a left femoral shaft fracture can vary depending on several factors, including the severity of the fracture, the patient's age, overall health, and adherence to rehabilitation protocols. Generally, it may take approximately 3 to 6 months for the f...


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Each individual's condition is different, so it cannot be generalized. Some people may fully recover in three months, while others may still need to use a cane for over six months. A fracture can indeed lead to discrepancies in leg length. It is recommended to continue rehab...

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