Are you wondering what cauda equina syndrome is and its consequences? I often see patients in radiology wondering if the pain they are experiencing is cauda equina syndrome. I will give you clear answers based on reliable scientific studies. I also consulted one of the doctors, a specialist in this condition for more insights. Happy […]
Cauda equina syndrome: is it curable? Treatment and recovery time. Read More »
Do you have Morton’s neuroma or pain under your toes? Are you unsure about the diagnosis of your pain? Are you looking for answers on what causes it and the treatment options available with or without surgery. I draw a conclusion based on both published studies and my own knowledge as a radiographer. Happy reading!😀
Morton’s Neuroma: Causes, Symptoms, Best Treatments & Recovery Timeline Read More »
Are you experiencing low back pain that occurs suddenly without injury, and you are wondering what is causing it and how long it will take to cure. This article will only focus on acute low back pain which affects individuals who have not had any recent back pain. As usual I will rely on scientific
Acute Lower Back Pain (Lumbago) causes and Relief Tips. Read More »
Patellofemoral pain syndrome is one of the most common causes of anterior knee pain encountered in adolescents and adults younger than 60 years old. What is the recovery time for patellofemoral pain syndrome, can it be cured completely. Many of you search for answers on the internet to these questions every month, you worry about
Patellofemoral pain syndrome (Runner’s knee): causes and Recovery tips. Read More »
As a diagnostic radiographer I see and x-ray many adults and children being rehabilitated using a walker shoe (walking boot). Here I answer some of the questions I am always asked by patients who have been prescribed a walker shoe (orthopaedic or orthoses shoe). For this article I have consulted physiotherapists who rehabilitate patients with
Walking shoes (boots) for broken lower leg: 6 Tips to guide you from a radiographer. Read More »
Do you always feel pain in your Achilles tendon, above the heel after a long walk or run or when you wake up in the morning for no reason? As a radiographer, I will help you better identify possible causes behind the Achilles tendon pain and what you can do to relieve pain. Happy reading!😀
Achilles tendon pain: finding the cause and tips to ease the pain. Read More »
If you have a greater tuberosity fracture (in the Humerus) and are wondering about the rehabilitation process, healing and recovery time, potential complications, and immobilisation period, it’s completely normal to have these questions. In this article. I have compiled answers to the most common questions from patients I see in x-ray and online regarding greater
Do you experience menstruation pain for the days your periods last and you’re wondering what you can do to stop or relieve pain during periods. As a woman I do experience pain during my periods, and I do fall in the category of those who experience severe pain that sometimes I can barely walk. I
How to deal with menstruation period pain: And ways on how to support your partner. Read More »
Have you just had a broken humerus/shoulder, and you are finding it difficult to sleep in the days following the fracture healing. Patients who come in x-ray with broken humerus always wonder how best they can sleep with a fractured humerus. There are few medical studies that give advice on how best to sleep with
How to sleep comfortably with a broken humerus. Read More »
Have been diagnosed with synovial effusion in a joint (knee, ankle, elbow, shoulder or hip). It is a very common condition I see every day in x-ray and in most cases is benign. Some people find it very annoying. In this article I answer some of the questions you may have about joint effusion, and
Synovial effusion: causes, treatment options & recovery timeline. Read More »
