Have you just had a knee replacement, and you are wondering whether you can go back to running after a total or partial knee replacement. Will it damage the new knee prosthesis? For this article I had to speak to some of the surgeons at my workplace about the subject and of course relied on
How do I Get Back Into Running After a Knee Replacement? Read More »
Have you just been told that you will need a ureteric stent because your kidneys are blocked? Are you wondering for precise, assuring information on how the procedure is done and what to expect after the procedure. Answers from an interventional radiographer who is among the team which does ureteric stent procedure. And relied on
Ureteral stent insertion: why you may need one and recovery Tips: Read More »
You have sacroiliac joint pain which can be caused by any trauma or chronic condition and are wondering if the pain you are experiencing can completely go away after treatment. I rely on my knowledge as a radiographer and of course on medical research on the subject matter to answer the most frequently asked questions.
Sacroiliac joint pain: will I ever get rid of it, what are treatment options? Read More »
You’ve been diagnosed with a narrow lumbar spinal canal (spinal stenosis) . You are wondering what the management options are available to help with your pain. Based on my knowledge as a radiographer and research in medical studies. I will answer some of the common asked questions by internet users. Happy reading!😀 and feel free
How do you fix a narrowing lumbar spinal canal: exercises or surgery? Read More »
Are you having salivary gland and duct issues such as a blockage from a salivary stone or narrowing which is causing you pain and your doctor has suggested to you, to have a sialogram x-ray test to help diagnose any issues affecting the area. As a diagnostic radiographer who works with a team which performs
Sialogram test, why your doctor may recommend one and what it shows. Read More »
