...and treatment and a higher risk of post-procedural complications. Ideally, posterior cases should be diagnosed and treated within the first six weeks following the injury. Most joint dislocations can be...
...or exercising, particularly with poor technique or equipment Using a hard or high-friction surface to play sport Repetitive motions, such as lifting, gripping or twisting Lack of body flexibility Lack...
...or a child psychiatrist.[45][46] Q: What are the signs of high-functioning depression? A: High-functioning depression is not a recognized medical diagnosis. However, the term is sometimes used colloquially to describe people...
...So taking these drugs together can raise your risk of this side effect*. The risk is higher if you take an NSAID for long periods of time, for example for...
...the vertical size of the cataract: GradeDescription0Cataract is less than 1 millimeter (mm) high PSC-1Cataract is equal to or greater than 1.0 mm high but less than 2.0 mm PSC-2Cataract...
...very high, serious complications are possible.[1] Table of Contents Symptoms of tendonitis Causes of tendonitis Achilles tendonitis Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) Patellar tendonitis Peroneal tendonitis De Quervain's tendonitis Shoulder tendonitis...
...lower right side that decreases and becomes generalized abdominal pain, accompanied by a high fever.[3] People experiencing possible symptoms of acute appendicitis can also use a List of Doctors to...
...a high risk of malaria:3 Take anti-malarial medication before traveling to high-risk areas. Speak to your doctor about bringing malaria treatment medication with you on your trip to ensure a...
...they are advised to consult their doctor. Symptoms of an infection include: High-grade fever higher than 100 degrees Chills Drainage from the surgical wound Increasing pain and swelling Redness and...
...faster with fewer complications. TAVR is widely used to treat aortic stenosis in patients who are at high risk for open-heart surgery, such as those with weakened heart muscles, weakened...
