Chronic pain & Bone disorders

Has your child just lost, dislodged, or broken one or more permanent teeth? This situation immediately raises a thousand questions: what to do in the days and weeks that follow? What are the chances of saving the tooth? What treatments are available if it cannot be saved? I have followed guidelines that represent the best […]

Do you have a lesion that has suddenly appeared on your body/ bone or it has been there for some time? Have you heard of benign bone tumours or been diagnosed with one and find little information about it? In this article, you’ll find answers to the questions you’re probably asking yourself: what is it,

A hot, swollen knee joint is a common clinical condition encountered in the emergency department and elective orthopaedic and rheumatology clinics. Sometimes doctors find it difficult to manage and properly treat until different tests and examinations are done to identify the actual cause. As a diagnostic radiographer, I rely on my professional knowledge as well

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.

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

I have always had mums talk about baby bottle tooth decay or caries and wondering if they are revisable and what really causes them and treatment options. It’s often a cause for concern even though it’s a well-known issue. With this article, I’m trying to answer all the questions you probably have and reassure you!

Do you have fibrous lump or nodule tissue on the sole of your foot that causes you pain especially when walking or wearing shoes. Plantar fibromas are considered uncommon to rare, although they are always diagnosed. In this article, I explain to you, relying on my knowledge as a diagnostic radiographer and research studies, how

Do you have a toe that bends back on its own, rubs in your shoes or hurts when you walk? You may have a hammertoe (also known as a mallet toe or claw toe). This is a common deformity more prevalent in women. In this article I explain to you how to recognise a hammertoe,

I have seen people after a broken toe complain of persistent swelling after they have had treatment. What could be the reason why swelling is not improving and what can you do about it. In this article I will rely on my knowledge as a radiographer who has acquired knowledge on rehabilitation strategies for fracture