Understanding Knee Injuries: Treatment Options for Fractures and Ligament Tears
Knee problems Hello, Doctor You. A few days ago, I had a motorcycle accident where I fell on my right knee, absorbing the impact of my entire body. I heard a popping sound and rated the pain at 5, managing to limp back home. The next day, I noticed a swelling in the center of my ...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
Hello, could you please send me the X-rays from that time? The descriptions in your article may have some inconsistencies from a medical standpoint. For example, the knee should refer to the patella, not the hip bone. It's normal for the general public, who are not medical p...[Read More] Understanding Knee Injuries: Treatment Options for Fractures and Ligament Tears
Managing Clavicle Dislocation and Bone Spurs: Treatment Options and Insights
Clavicular dislocation, bone spur? I have had a partial dislocation of my clavicle for 8 months due to a car accident. I have undergone rehabilitation treatments including shortwave therapy, laser therapy, and electrical stimulation. I still experience discomfort in my right hand...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
It is recommended that you first get an X-ray of the coccyx for an initial assessment. The coccyx is less commonly associated with bone spurs; instead, it often shows signs of previous injuries. For a partially dislocated clavicle, conservative treatment is generally the main app...[Read More] Managing Clavicle Dislocation and Bone Spurs: Treatment Options and Insights
Post-Surgery Complications in Elderly Hip Fracture Patients: A Case Study
Post-surgery for intertrochanteric fracture dislocation, there is a concern regarding the distance between some bone fragments and medication issues? An 83-year-old female patient, with no history of hypertension or chronic diseases, received a Moderna vaccine on July 4. Three da...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
I would like to express my utmost respect for your heartfelt description, which clearly shows how much you care for and cherish your family. It seems that just as one wave of challenges subsides, another arises. My first thought after reading your message is that you have been th...[Read More] Post-Surgery Complications in Elderly Hip Fracture Patients: A Case Study
Is It Possible to Have a Dislocation Without Pain? Understanding Your Injury
Uncertain if there is a dislocation? Hello, last month I was in a car accident and was taken to the emergency room. After an X-ray, I was informed that I had a hairline fracture, but the doctor assessed that it could heal on its own. A month later, I returned for another X-ray an...
Dr. Zhan Xian Reply:
Hello, without physical examination and imaging studies, it is not possible to make an assessment.[Read More] Is It Possible to Have a Dislocation Without Pain? Understanding Your Injury
Severe Knee Injury After Fall: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Next Steps
Knee issues Recently, I fell down the stairs at home with a loud crack, feeling something break. I couldn't stand up and was in excruciating pain. After forcing myself to stand, I noticed blood and upon examination, I found that my right knee had sunk in by 1 cm and was blee...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
If you are already receiving treatment at a hospital, you should follow the physician's recommendations, which may include immobilization with a cast or surgery. A decision can only be made after assessing the clinical condition.[Read More] Severe Knee Injury After Fall: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Next Steps
Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation and Post-Surgery Complications
Distal radioulnar joint dislocation Hello Doctor: I have mentioned this before, and I need your help again. On March 27 of this year, I fell and displaced my wrist. The doctor said I was too late to seek treatment; otherwise, I would only need a cast. Instead, I underwent surgery...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
1. If a nerve has been compressed for 2 months, will it be permanently damaged? If it is scar tissue compressing the nerve, how should it be managed? ANS: Please start taking Vitamin B2. 2. The doctor told me to have the metal plate removed in 15 days. Is that too long? ANS: No,...[Read More] Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation and Post-Surgery Complications
Understanding Wrist Injuries: Recovery Tips and Concerns After a Fall
Wrist issues I would like to ask the doctor that on June 30th, I accidentally fell off my motorcycle, causing my left wrist to be unable to rotate. On the same day, I first visited a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner who applied ice. The next day, I received acupuncture a...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
1. Follow-up X-rays will be needed to check for any dislocation. 2. A wrist brace or splint should be worn. 3. There may be some residual effects from the ligament injury.[Read More] Understanding Wrist Injuries: Recovery Tips and Concerns After a Fall
Understanding Shoulder Pain: Causes, Treatments, and When to Seek Further Care
Shoulder pain I would like to ask the doctor about my shoulder pain. Currently, I am experiencing pain in the anterior side (around the biceps tendon area) and the supraspinatus region, as well as pain on the lateral side (which feels like radiating pain from the inside). The pai...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, shoulder joint dislocation and subluxation can be diagnosed using X-rays. In the case of tendonitis, injection therapy generally has a certain level of effectiveness. It is often observed that when the tendon shows slight improvement, patients tend to resume activities tha...[Read More] Understanding Shoulder Pain: Causes, Treatments, and When to Seek Further Care
Severe Motorcycle Accident: Treatment Options for Fractured and Numb Legs
Traffic accident issues? I was involved in a severe motorcycle accident a year ago. I experienced a leg cramp while riding, which caused me to be struck by Vehicle A, throwing me to the ground. Upon landing, both of my knees were severely deformed, and I was subsequently run over...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, if the nerve rupture is at a higher level, recovery from the nerve injury is unlikely. If there is no response in the lower limbs, the chances of recovery are almost impossible. However, if there is some remaining function, surgical intervention may be considered to improv...[Read More] Severe Motorcycle Accident: Treatment Options for Fractured and Numb Legs
Understanding Knee Injuries and Femur Fractures After a Car Accident
Knee problems and femoral fractures? 1. I was involved in a car accident where a bus ran over both of my legs, resulting in severe comminuted fractures of my thigh, knee, and fibula, along with a severe knee dislocation. My entire leg is deformed except for the sole of my foot. W...
Dr. Wang Jiacheng Reply:
To assess the severity of a fracture and determine if there is any damage to blood vessels or nerves, surgical intervention may be necessary. Having X-ray images for reference makes it easier to provide a clearer evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Knee Injuries and Femur Fractures After a Car Accident
Severe Leg Injuries from Car Accident: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Car accident injuries? 1. I was involved in a car accident where a bus ran over both of my legs, resulting in severe comminuted fractures of my thigh, knee, and fibula, along with a severe knee dislocation. My entire leg is deformed except for the sole of my foot. What treatment ...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
To assess the severity of a fracture and determine if there is any damage to blood vessels and nerves, surgical treatment may be necessary. Having X-ray images for reference makes it easier to provide a clearer evaluation.[Read More] Severe Leg Injuries from Car Accident: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Severe Knee Injury: Understanding Fractures and Dislocations After Trauma
Severe fracture Recently, while playing soccer, my right knee accidentally bent at a 60-degree angle, causing extreme pain and making me fall to the ground. The next day, I noticed a 2 cm swelling in the center of my knee, which was extremely painful to touch and felt indented an...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Go directly to the emergency department for an X-ray. If necessary, a CT scan will be arranged, and an orthopedic physician will assist you.[Read More] Severe Knee Injury: Understanding Fractures and Dislocations After Trauma
Understanding Recovery from Car Accident Fractures: Key Questions Answered
Fractures from a car accident? Hello, doctor. I was in a car accident on May 12, which resulted in a fracture of the right ulnar styloid, a partial dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ), and a fracture of the proximal phalanx of the big toe. My hand is currently immob...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
1. Is it normal for my toe to still be swollen? I don't feel much pain and have tried walking, but I'm still hesitant to put weight on my big toe. Answer: It is normal for the affected limb to be swollen until you can walk normally. 2. Is it normal for the ulnar styloi...[Read More] Understanding Recovery from Car Accident Fractures: Key Questions Answered
Understanding Recovery from Car Accident Fractures: Key Concerns and Next Steps
Fractures from a car accident? Hello, doctor. I was in a car accident on May 12, which resulted in a fracture of the right ulnar styloid process, accompanied by a distal radioulnar joint dislocation, as well as a proximal phalanx fracture of the right big toe. My wrist was immobi...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, this question is exactly the same as the one you asked on the medical forum. 1. A toe fracture can allow for normal walking after one month. Using taping for stabilization can reduce pain, and there is not much concern about the fracture misaligning, but follow-up is neces...[Read More] Understanding Recovery from Car Accident Fractures: Key Concerns and Next Steps
Severe Right Leg Injury: Fractures, Dislocation, and Tumor Concerns
What happened to your right foot? I fell down the stairs at work and have a bruise on my left thigh. My right leg has a fracture of the tibia and fibula, with a suspected open fracture. I also have a dislocated knee and a comminuted fracture. Additionally, I have a pre-existing t...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
As mentioned in the letter, the simultaneous occurrence of a knee joint dislocation and an open fracture of the tibia and fibula (where the bone protrudes through the skin) is very rare. Such injuries typically require significant external force. It is crucial to seek medical att...[Read More] Severe Right Leg Injury: Fractures, Dislocation, and Tumor Concerns
Dealing with Frequent Knee Dislocations: Causes and Solutions
Dislocation issues I frequently experience dislocations in my knee. During my last dislocation, I went to the hospital for an MRI, and the doctor informed me that all the ligaments in my right knee were completely torn and could only be repaired through surgery. Later, I fell on ...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Please visit a hospital or clinic for treatment. Thank you.[Read More] Dealing with Frequent Knee Dislocations: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Clavicle Dislocation: Long-Term Effects and Rehabilitation
Clavicular dislocation Due to a car accident, there is a partial dislocation of the right clavicle. It has been 6 months since the accident, and the bone has not been realigned. I have undergone physical therapy, including shortwave therapy, electrical stimulation, and laser trea...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, a partial dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint is difficult to maintain in position even with manual reduction. Its impact on upper limb function should be minimal. It is advisable to focus on rehabilitation, specifically shoulder joint mobility and strength training ...[Read More] Understanding Clavicle Dislocation: Long-Term Effects and Rehabilitation
Understanding Clavicle Dislocation: Long-Term Effects and Rehabilitation
Sternoclavicular joint dislocation Due to a car accident, there is a partial dislocation of the right clavicle. It has been 6 months since the accident, and the bone has not been realigned. I have undergone physical therapy, including shortwave therapy, electrical stimulation, an...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, a partial dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint is difficult to maintain in position even with manual reduction. Its impact on upper limb function should be minimal. It is advisable to focus on rehabilitation to improve shoulder joint mobility and strength training. Ch...[Read More] Understanding Clavicle Dislocation: Long-Term Effects and Rehabilitation
Understanding Clavicle Fracture Dislocation: Recovery and Sports Readiness
Dislocation after clavicle fracture? Hello Doctor, regarding my situation, I have a fracture that has been treated with a plate, with a mid-shaft fracture that is halfway through. A week later, I woke up to find that it had suddenly dislocated, which was assessed as a Grade III d...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, 1. If surgery is not performed, is it possible to return to basketball activities? It may be difficult. 2. How long does it take for ligaments to heal? Approximately three months. 3. How long after this type of injury can one ride a bike? Three months post-surgery. 4....[Read More] Understanding Clavicle Fracture Dislocation: Recovery and Sports Readiness
Understanding Clavicle Issues: Dislocation After Surgery Explained
Clavicle issues Hello doctor, I was in a car accident on March 25 and underwent surgery for a clavicle plate on the 26th. A week after being discharged, I experienced an acromioclavicular joint dislocation. However, I already have a plate in place. How can I add a hook plate? The...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, simultaneous occurrence of a clavicle fracture and acromioclavicular joint dislocation is indeed rare. If this happens, an elongated hook plate can be used to address both issues simultaneously. If that is not feasible, a hook plate can be prioritized, and a plate for the ...[Read More] Understanding Clavicle Issues: Dislocation After Surgery Explained