Will the Pulley Regenerate After Trigger Finger Surgery?
Trigger finger surgery Will the pulley regenerate after the trigger finger surgery that involves cutting the pulley?
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: Trigger finger involves surgical release to prevent the tendon from getting stuck, but there is indeed a possibility of re-adhesion and subsequent tendon locking. Fi...[Read More] Will the Pulley Regenerate After Trigger Finger Surgery?
Slipping on Rainy Days: When to See a Neurologist or Orthopedist
Slipping and falling on a rainy day? Hello, a few days ago I slipped on the road due to the rain and fell down, sitting on the ground. Now, I experience numbness in my coccyx after sitting for a long time, and I can't lie flat on my back while sleeping; I have to turn to my ...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following advice: This is a coccygeal contusion, which can lead to a coccyx fracture in severe cases. Currently, it is important to avoid putting pressure on the coccyx area. Take pain ...[Read More] Slipping on Rainy Days: When to See a Neurologist or Orthopedist
Understanding Frog Leg Deformity: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Frog limb 1: Is there a classification of frog legs that is caused by tight Achilles tendons, resulting in an inability to place the heels on the ground? 2: If this is the reason for the inability to squat, is surgical correction necessary? 3: How can one easily determine whi...
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: Frog leg deformity is caused by fibrosis of the vastus lateralis muscle. When lying down with the knees bent at 90 degrees, check if the hip joint can flex beyo...[Read More] Understanding Frog Leg Deformity: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Understanding Accessory Navicular Bone: Implications for Flat Feet
Accessory navicular bone hyperplasia Hello, doctor. I am currently serving in alternative military service due to my flat feet. Last week, I was diagnosed with accessory navicular syndrome at 803 Hospital. According to the positional classification criteria, specifically item 127...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello Sir: Thank you for your inquiry. Here are my suggestions: Regarding your question, the scaphoid bone hyperplasia does not meet the criteria for suspension from duty. Finally, I wish you peace and happiness![Read More] Understanding Accessory Navicular Bone: Implications for Flat Feet
Understanding Ulnar Fractures: Recovery and Rehabilitation for Elbow Injuries
The distal ulnar fracture with fragmented bone still present in the right elbow? Dear Doctor, I was involved in a car accident on August 1, 2009, which resulted in a closed elbow dislocation of my right arm. After surgery, when the cast was removed on August 31, 2009, it was dis...
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: Removing small fragments from the distal end of the ulna will not improve elbow joint movement, unless the fragments are located within the joint itself, which could...[Read More] Understanding Ulnar Fractures: Recovery and Rehabilitation for Elbow Injuries
Understanding Post-Surgery Pain and Discomfort After Shoulder Injury
I would like to inquire about the issue of right acromioclavicular joint dislocation? The individual was involved in a car accident on August 21, 2009, resulting in a torn ligament in the right shoulder. Five days later, surgery was performed to implant a steel plate. Currently, ...
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: The swelling in your right hand is likely due to poor circulation from not elevating the limb. Elevating the right upper limb and performing finger exercises sh...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Pain and Discomfort After Shoulder Injury
Understanding Wrist Dislocation: Causes of Swelling and When to Seek Help
Wrist dislocation Hello Dr. Yeh: A few days ago, I had a car accident and dislocated my wrist. I have already received manual reduction from a physician and currently have my wrist in a cast. However, today my hand has swollen, but I do not feel any pain. My hand's strength ...
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: An elbow dislocation generally does not affect the nerves. Poor circulation in the hand can lead to swelling, so it is important to continuously perform finger ...[Read More] Understanding Wrist Dislocation: Causes of Swelling and When to Seek Help
Treating Pseudoleg Length Discrepancy: Surgical vs. Non-Surgical Options
Treatment for leg length discrepancy? Hello, doctor: May I ask about the causes of functional leg length discrepancy, which is not due to structural issues? If it is caused by trauma or compression of the hip joint or pelvis leading to displacement, is surgical reduction the only...
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: The pelvis is a very stable joint, and issues such as leg length discrepancy typically arise only from severe trauma leading to unstable pelvic fractures. Since...[Read More] Treating Pseudoleg Length Discrepancy: Surgical vs. Non-Surgical Options
Understanding Nerve Block Therapy for Bone Spurs: Key Questions Answered
Could you please provide more details about the relationship between bone spurs and "nerve block" treatment? My mother learned through channels that Dr. Lin Qingmei at your hospital offers "nerve block" treatment for bone spurs. However, we have the following ...
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: Unfortunately, our hospital does not have Dr. Lin Qingmei, and we do not perform nerve block procedures. Steroids are not used to treat tendon pain; they reduce infl...[Read More] Understanding Nerve Block Therapy for Bone Spurs: Key Questions Answered
Understanding Knee Pain After Prolonged Sitting: Causes and Remedies
Knee joint pain Hello Doctor: After a long bus ride, I noticed that when I stood up from my seat, my knees were very painful. Since then, whenever I sit for too long or maintain the same position for an extended period, both of my knees hurt, with the left knee being particularly...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. Here are my responses and suggestions: 1. It is relatively uncommon for a 23-year-old to experience knee pain, and it is more likely to be due to osteochondritis dissecans. First, I recommend daily rehabilitation exercises. Lie flat and ...[Read More] Understanding Knee Pain After Prolonged Sitting: Causes and Remedies
Understanding Heel Pain: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Heel inflammation The outer surface of the heel shows no signs of inflammation or any symptoms, but there is a point on the heel that is very painful to the touch, causing significant discomfort, and there is also pain radiating along the calf nerve. The longer I walk, the more p...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello Sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following recommendations: The symptoms appear to be indicative of tendinitis. It is advisable to limit activities such as hiking and climbing stairs. Instead, wear comfortable casual sho...[Read More] Understanding Heel Pain: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Understanding Sciatica: Symptoms and Solutions for Pain Relief
I would like to ask if this is sciatica? Hello Dr. Yeh, I would like to ask about sciatica. I have been experiencing a long-standing issue where, after sitting for a while, I feel a dull ache in the front side of my left thigh where it connects to my lower back (I apologize for ...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello Sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following advice: Generally speaking, sciatica is caused by the compression of the sciatic nerve, leading to pain and numbness that radiates from the buttocks down the back of the thigh, ...[Read More] Understanding Sciatica: Symptoms and Solutions for Pain Relief
Understanding Wrist Pain: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Hand pain I have been experiencing pain in my right wrist for over a year, specifically on the side near my little finger. I have consulted both Western and traditional Chinese medicine. What treatment options are available? Is this what people refer to as "carpal tunnel syn...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, thank you for your question. I would like to address your inquiry and provide the following advice: Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition caused by nerve compression due to repetitive hand movements, typically resulting in numbness in the index, middle, and ring fingers, b...[Read More] Understanding Wrist Pain: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Understanding Knee Pain After Sitting: Causes and Remedies
Sitting for prolonged periods can cause knee pain? It has been over a year since giving birth, and I have been experiencing this symptom for about six months. When sitting with my knees flat for approximately 20 minutes, both knees become very sore and painful, and I have to keep...
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: At the age of 25, it is unlikely to have conditions such as joint degeneration or osteoporosis, as this age is considered too young for these diseases. It would be ...[Read More] Understanding Knee Pain After Sitting: Causes and Remedies
Understanding Elbow Dislocation: Recovery and Care Tips
Left elbow dislocation? On the afternoon of May 4th, my left elbow dislocated. I first went to the martial arts gym behind my house for treatment, where they applied medication and a bandage. However, I still couldn't bend or move my elbow, and bending it was extremely painf...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, Miss: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to respond to your question and provide the following suggestion: It is recommended to visit the orthopedic outpatient clinic for an examination. Please have an orthopedic physician explain the details. Wishing you safety and ...[Read More] Understanding Elbow Dislocation: Recovery and Care Tips
Is Knee Popping a Sign of Osteoarthritis? Understanding the Symptoms
Knee crepitus (continued) Hello, Dr. Yeh: I apologize for bothering you again. You may not have noticed the main point of my question. My doctor regarding the ligaments has already said that everything is within a reasonable range. My main concern is the cracking sound in my knee...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following advice: The sound you hear when drinking coffee may indicate friction between bones or between bones and ligaments. If it is bone-on-bone friction, it is more likely to lead to...[Read More] Is Knee Popping a Sign of Osteoarthritis? Understanding the Symptoms
Managing Leg Atrophy and Stroke Recovery: Surgical Options Explained
The left leg has atrophied and deformed due to a car accident, compounded by a stroke? Hello Dr. Yeh, my father is currently about 58 years old. When he was 20, he was involved in a serious car accident that caused injury to his left leg. After surgery, he was able to walk normal...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your questions and provide the following suggestions: 1. Generally speaking, it is unclear whether the atrophy in your knee is due to the artificial joint. Artificial joints are typically indicated for knee pain. I...[Read More] Managing Leg Atrophy and Stroke Recovery: Surgical Options Explained
Understanding Knee Noises: Is It a Sign of Osteoarthritis?
The knee makes a cracking or popping sound? Hello, Dr. Yeh: About a year and a half ago, I underwent reconstruction surgery for my right knee's posterior cruciate ligament and lateral collateral ligament. The doctor said the recovery results were fairly good. My left knee al...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, sir: Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following suggestions: 1. Generally speaking, after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction, there may still be some laxity, which can lead to joint instability and potentially...[Read More] Understanding Knee Noises: Is It a Sign of Osteoarthritis?
Understanding Sciatica: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Treatment methods for sciatica? Hello, Dr. Yeh. I would like to ask if frequent pain and discomfort in the lower right side of my body, to the point where I can't walk, could be sciatica? If so, what treatment options are available? I have had multiple X-rays done, but the c...
Dr. Ye Qingnian reply Orthopedics
Hello, thank you for your inquiry. I would like to address your question and provide the following suggestions: Generally speaking, sciatica radiates from the back down through the posterior thigh and calf to the foot, often presenting as pain and numbness. Magnetic resonance ima...[Read More] Understanding Sciatica: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Understanding Locked Elbow Dislocation: Recovery Time and Implications
Closed dislocation of the left elbow? Hello Doctor: My sister was involved in a car accident on November 22, 2007, which resulted in a closed dislocation of her left elbow. It has been over two months, and she still cannot exert force or ride a motorcycle. Since she works in sale...
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: Generally speaking, since your left elbow has been dislocated for two months, it is important to start rehabilitation as soon as possible to avoid joint and movemen...[Read More] Understanding Locked Elbow Dislocation: Recovery Time and Implications