Chronic pain & Bone disorders

Has your child been diagnosed with Osteogenesis imperfecta disease. Are you wondering if a child with the disease will be able to live a normal life. Osteogenesis imperfecta has been a topic of interest for basic scientists and a source of frustration to clinicians. However, much progress has been made concerning the treatment and care.

Do you think you or your child are not getting inadequate sun exposure or lack vitamin D, that’s why you have been diagnosed with rickets or osteomalacia. Are you wondering about treatment and what foods to eat rich in vitamin D. I have seen a few children who come to x-ray with rickets here in

Here I answer the most frequently asked questions that I always hear from parents of children who have just been diagnosed with Perthes disease. Based on my educational knowledge as a diagnostic radiographer, but also my in-depth reading in medical scientific publications. Happy reading!😃  Have any questions, remarks, or experience to share? Feel free to

The transition into menopause affects each woman uniquely and in various ways. our body begins to use energy differently, fat cells change, and you may gain weight more easily and start experiencing other symptoms. I explain everything we know about menopause symptoms. Happy reading!😀 Any questions? remarks? Let’s meet in the comments section at the

When you have been attacked with vertigo, you can experience various symptoms that are severe or less. I will explain everything we know about vertigo. I was inspired to research and educate myself about the condition after a person I know experienced severe vertigo. In this article we will try to discuss the causes and

As a woman in my 40’s, I have been struggling with iron deficiency (anaemia) since my youth. I have fainted a few times and been to the doctors for regular blood checks to monitor my anaemia. So, I have spent most of my time researching anaemia caused by iron deficiency in adults. Happy reading😀 Any

Here, I answer the most frequently asked questions by my adult patients and parents of children who have been diagnosed with pectus excavatum. As a diagnosed radiographer I have x-rayed a few patients with pectus excavatum and to my own interest I was keen to do an extensive reading of medical scientific publications to educate

Have you just had a hip replacement and you are grappling with numerous questions about how long you will be pain free. However, you may not have been adequately informed about this being a common occurrence among patients who have had a hip replacement. For this article I rely on my own experience as a