Posts Tagged ‘Lifestyle’
Wrist Pain on the Little Finger Side: TFCC Injuries
Wrist pain on the little-finger side is often a TFCC injury. Learn the signs, why it clicks on rotation, physio-first care and when arthroscopy helps.
See MoreWrist Pain After a Fall on an Outstretched Hand
Sore wrist after a fall on an outstretched hand? How to tell a scaphoid fracture, ligament sprain and distal radius fracture apart, and what to do next.
See MoreA Pop at the Elbow When Lifting: Distal Biceps Rupture
A sudden pop at the elbow when lifting may be a distal biceps rupture. Learn the signs, why the first weeks matter, and repair versus rehab options.
See MoreNumb Ring and Little Finger: Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Numb ring and little finger, worse with a bent elbow or at night? Learn the signs of cubital tunnel syndrome and how MTP Health treats it.
See MorePain at the Front of the Shoulder: Biceps Tendon Pain Explained
Pain at the front of the shoulder is often the biceps tendon. Dr Mun Khin Chan explains causes, a physio-first plan and when tenodesis is considered.
See MoreShoulder Pain After a Fall: What Could Be Injured
Shoulder pain after a fall? How to tell a rotator cuff tear, proximal humerus fracture and dislocation apart, and what to do next, from MTP Health Sydney.
See MoreHip Replacement Pain That Isn’t Settling
Pain after a hip replacement that isn’t settling? Dr Donald Cawthorne explains what it can mean, how it is assessed and when revision is discussed.
See MoreDeep Buttock Pain: Tendon, Nerve Or Hip Joint
Deep buttock pain can come from the hamstring tendon, the sciatic nerve or the hip joint. Learn how to tell them apart and how MTP Health treats each one.
See MoreKnee Pain With A Normal Knee Scan
Knee pain but a normal MRI? Dr Jonathan Negus explains how hip arthritis, lower back nerve roots and load present as knee pain, and what to do next.
See MoreBone Bruise And Bone Marrow Lesion Knee Pain
Bone bruise or bone marrow lesion on your knee MRI? Dr Jonathan Negus explains why bone hurts, healing times, loading and when subchondroplasty may help.
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