orthopedic diseases

Symptoms of the cervical rib, which is a rare syndrome that causes the growth of a rib in one of the vertebrae of the neck, may include: Neck lump; Pain in the shoulder and neck; Tingling in the arms, hands or fingers; Purple hands and fingers, especially during cold days; Swelling of one arm; These symptoms are rare and arise when the rib has developed completely, compressing a blood vessel or nerve and therefore can vary in intensity and duration according to each case

Delayed bone age does not always mean disease or growth retardation due to the fact that in the population children grow at different rates, such as falling teeth and first menstruation, but in some cases, decreased growth hormone, causes a reduction in the child's growth rate and development, and can be evaluated by the pediatrician through a pulse x-ray

Hip tendonitis is a common problem in athletes who overuse the tendons around the hip, causing them to become inflamed and cause symptoms such as walking pain, radiating to the leg, or difficulty in moving one or both legs. Generally, hip tendinitis affects athletes who engage in excessive physical activity involving the legs, such as running, cycling or soccer, but may also occur in elderly patients due to progressive wear of the hip joint

Physical therapy for muscle contraction should be done carefully to avoid aggravation of pain. At the beginning of the session, preference should be given to the use of hot water bags or devices that provide heat such as infrared or shortwave, for example, depending on the case and the severity of the contracture