Knee Pain and Inability to Straighten After Squatting: Causes and Solutions
Unable to straighten up after squatting? The knee was injured a year ago while running a marathon. Since the injury, there has been no running, only cycling. Generally, jumping and running are not problematic, but after using the toilet, the knee cannot fully extend and is very p...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
If the pain is infrequent, taking some pain relievers during episodes is sufficient. However, if it occurs frequently, it is best to visit an orthopedic clinic for an examination by a physician to determine whether an arthroscopy is necessary.[Read More] Knee Pain and Inability to Straighten After Squatting: Causes and Solutions
Managing Persistent Shoulder Pain After Rib and Clavicle Fractures
Bone fracture healing? I was in a car accident in December 2013, where I fractured seven ribs and one clavicle. I have been undergoing treatment until June 2014, and all the bones have healed. However, my shoulder joint has been continuously inflamed and it still persists to this...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
It's difficult to provide an answer; please consult an orthopedic clinic for a more detailed examination.[Read More] Managing Persistent Shoulder Pain After Rib and Clavicle Fractures
Understanding Patellar Dislocation and Cartilage Damage: Treatment Options
Patellar dislocation with chondromalacia? Hello, Dr. Yeh. At the beginning of this year, while I was rushing to take out the trash at home, I suddenly stopped at a corner, and my right foot remained on the ground. My knee immediately started to hurt. Initially, there was some swe...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hip bone softening is a precursor to arthritis, as improper positioning of the hip can lead to cartilage wear in the knee joint. Rehabilitation therapy is crucial, and it can be done at home. Lie flat and extend one leg straight up, performing 100 repetitions, then switch to the ...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation and Cartilage Damage: Treatment Options
Understanding Mysterious Knee Pain: Causes and Solutions for Young Adults
Unexplained pain in the front of the knee? Hello, Doctor. I am a fourth-year student, 22 years old. Recently, for some unknown reason, my knees have been hurting after walking for a while. It started with my right knee, but in the past two days, my left knee has also begun to hur...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: It is recommended to seek outpatient care for clearer evaluation. Thank you, and wishing you peace and good health.[Read More] Understanding Mysterious Knee Pain: Causes and Solutions for Young Adults
Managing Swollen Knee and Limited Flexibility After Patella Fracture
Patellar fracture I had a car accident on March 7, 2013, which resulted in a fractured patella and swelling in the knee area. During a follow-up appointment on April 9, 2013, the doctor noted that my knee was still swollen (despite the fact that the injured area had not been pain...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: It is recommended to visit an orthopedic outpatient clinic for consultation. Wishing you peace and good health.[Read More] Managing Swollen Knee and Limited Flexibility After Patella Fracture
Post-Rehabilitation Hand Numbness: Causes and When to Seek Help
After completing rehabilitation, the hand experiences numbness? I previously sought treatment for a sports injury, and after the third rehabilitation session, my hand started to feel numb and painful. The clinic said this was because my body was more sensitive due to the initial ...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: It is recommended to visit the hospital for a check-up. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Rehabilitation Hand Numbness: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Delayed Healing in Tibia and Fibula Fractures: A Patient's Guide
The tibial and fibular fractures have not healed for nearly four months? Hello Dr. Yeh, I would like to ask you about my situation. I had an open fracture of the distal third of my tibia and fibula from a car accident on November 26 last year, but the bone did not protrude thro...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: It is recommended to have an examination at a major hospital. Wishing you peace and good health.[Read More] Understanding Delayed Healing in Tibia and Fibula Fractures: A Patient's Guide
Understanding Nasal Bone Development and Impact of Fractures
Nasal bone issues Will a closed fracture of the nasal bones affect the development of the nasal bones? Or has my nasal bone already fully developed? How can I determine if my nasal bones are fully developed?
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: It is recommended to consult a physician at the outpatient clinic for clearer information. Thank you, and wishing you peace and health.[Read More] Understanding Nasal Bone Development and Impact of Fractures
Understanding Sudden Knee Pain: Causes and Solutions
Knee pain Doctor, my knee has suddenly been hurting recently, especially when bending and straightening it; I can only bend it slightly. What could be the cause?
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: It is recommended to visit the orthopedic outpatient clinic for an examination. Wishing you peace and good health.[Read More] Understanding Sudden Knee Pain: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Tibial Osteotomy: Addressing Knee Pain and Patellar Issues
Tibial realignment surgery Hello Doctor: I underwent arthroscopy on my knee in 2004. After recovery, I attempted to run, but my knee started to hurt again. This pain sometimes resolves suddenly, but at times it lingers for an extended period (about six months with a dull ache). A...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: I have not performed surgeries or conducted research in this area at the regional hospital. Please consult a physician at a medical center who specializes in sports medicine for a more in-depth understanding. I apologize for any disappointment this may cause. Wishing you p...[Read More] Understanding Tibial Osteotomy: Addressing Knee Pain and Patellar Issues
Understanding Recovery Challenges After Humerus Fracture Surgery
Humeral fracture After a right humeral fracture and surgery, I have been unable to raise my right arm normally. An ultrasound was performed and the results were normal. Therefore, I am seeking Dr. Yeh's assistance for clarification. Thank you!
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: If the shoulder joint remains immobile for about three weeks, it can lead to joint stiffness. After surgery, if the arm is kept in a sling without movement, it may result in similar issues. Currently, the only option is to work hard on rehabilitation at a physical therapy ...[Read More] Understanding Recovery Challenges After Humerus Fracture Surgery
Ankle Screw Removal: Recovery Timeline and Considerations
Removal of ankle screws Hello! I would like to ask a question. I had ankle surgery last March, during which they placed screws in my ankle. Now I'm considering having them removed. I'm currently studying in the United States and playing on a sports team (it's the s...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello: After the removal of the screws, you should avoid intense exercise for three months, as it may increase the risk of re-fracture. It won't be too late to have surgery again during Christmas. Wishing you peace and happiness.[Read More] Ankle Screw Removal: Recovery Timeline and Considerations
Managing Foot Pain from Biking: Tips for Relief and Growth Concerns
Foot pain while cycling? I have to ride my bike to work because I have a part-time job. I ride about 1 kilometer round trip, but I notice that my legs hurt a lot when I come back. How should I handle this? Will it affect my growth?
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello Sir: Thank you for your inquiry. Here are my responses and suggestions regarding your concerns: Foot pain is likely caused by plantar fasciitis. You can soak your feet in warm water; if the pain persists, you may consider taking some pain relievers along with muscle relaxan...[Read More] Managing Foot Pain from Biking: Tips for Relief and Growth Concerns
Can the Coccyx Heal Itself After a Fall? Understanding Recovery Time
Does the coccyx heal on its own? Hello Doctor: A few days ago, I fell down the stairs and went to a clinic for an X-ray. The technician reviewed the images and mentioned that my last coccygeal vertebra is displaced anteriorly. They advised me to rest for five to six weeks and sug...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, thank you for your question. I would like to address your inquiry and provide some suggestions as follows: Displacement typically does not resolve on its own and is generally not a concern, except during childbirth when it is important for the obstetrician to check for any...[Read More] Can the Coccyx Heal Itself After a Fall? Understanding Recovery Time
Understanding Downward Instability in Shoulder Joints: Key Measurement Points
Assessment of Inferior Shoulder Instability Hello, doctor. I recently underwent a shoulder joint inferior instability X-ray stress test at a hospital, and the report indicated an inferior dislocation of 8mm on the right shoulder. However, upon visual inspection of the X-ray, it a...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to respond to your question and provide the following advice: After taking X-rays of both shoulders while lifting heavy objects, a comparison of the heights of the scapulae on both sides can be made. Wishing you peace and happi...[Read More] Understanding Downward Instability in Shoulder Joints: Key Measurement Points
Understanding Frog Legs: A Guide to Hip Joint Measurement and Diagnosis
Regarding frog legs? Hello Dr. Yeh. I previously visited an orthopedic doctor due to issues with my inability to squat during military service physical examinations. At that time, the diagnosis was commonly referred to as "frog leg," which indicates symptoms of gluteal ...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, sir: Thank you for your inquiry. In response to your question, the inability to squat may be related to issues with the frog leg position and the ankle joints, and a clinic examination is necessary to determine the cause. Wishing you safety and happiness.[Read More] Understanding Frog Legs: A Guide to Hip Joint Measurement and Diagnosis
Understanding Congenital Hip Dislocation and Its Implications
Congenital hip dislocation Hello doctor, may I ask if congenital hip dislocation and congenital hip dislocation are the same? What does this condition refer to?
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to respond to your question and provide the following advice: These two conditions are the same. Congenital hip dislocation is more common in female infants, where the femoral head is normally located within the hip joint, but...[Read More] Understanding Congenital Hip Dislocation and Its Implications
Understanding Spinal Injuries: Risks from Massage Therapy
Spinal issues Hello: Yesterday, during a massage, I felt that the massage therapist may have pressed on my spine. Since I have previously seen reports about paralysis caused by massage, I would like to ask: 1. If a massage causes paralysis or other injuries to the spine, will the...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello Sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to respond to your question and provide the following advice: Massage of the spine can lead to paralysis, with cervical spine injuries being the most common. This is especially true when there is a sudden forceful twist of the n...[Read More] Understanding Spinal Injuries: Risks from Massage Therapy
Understanding Hand Numbness: Causes and Solutions for Your Symptoms
Numbness in the hands? Recently, when using chopsticks to eat or writing, my right hand suddenly feels very numb. What could be the issue? Thank you!
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following suggestions: The causes of hand numbness are mostly related to vascular or nerve compression. Poor blood circulation can lead to hand numbness. Numbness in the second and third fing...[Read More] Understanding Hand Numbness: Causes and Solutions for Your Symptoms
Understanding Patellar Malalignment: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Patellar valgus Hello, Dr. Yeh: I believe I have had a slight bowleg (O-shaped legs) since childhood, but I have always enjoyed sports. During my school years, I frequently ran and played ball. Three years ago, I fell in love with hiking, and in the past year or two, I have star...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello Sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to respond to your question and provide the following suggestions: Based on the chief complaint and symptoms, it seems that you may be experiencing patellar subluxation. It is advisable to regularly perform straight leg raises w...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Malalignment: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options