An underarm pain is pain under the area of the arm which is also called axilla. Generally, the pain can be caused by an injury, inflammation and infections. Sometimes cardiac condition can cause pain in the axilla. Causes of underarm pain Common cold Muscles of the chest and upper arm becomes inflamed or strained can […]
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A broken jaw is a common facial injury that occurs due to a direct force or trauma to the jawbone. The joint known as temporomandibular joint is responsible for connecting the jaw to the skull becomes cracked, broken, or unhinged. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRDDAd7slag A broken jaw can cause several problems and discomfort when it comes to eating
A traumatic brain injury is a result of a strong or violent impact to the head. Objects that penetrate the brain tissue, like a bullet or a piece of a broken skull also can cause a traumatic brain injury. Mild forms of this injury only affect the brain cells temporarily while more serious traumatic brain
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Cervical spondylosis is also called neck arthritis and cervical osteoarthritis. It is an age-related condition affecting the joints in the neck. It happens due to the wearing and tearing of the cartilage, bones and tissue of the cervical spine. Causes of cervical spondylosis Overgrowths of bones or bone spurs to make the spine stronger but
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Trochanteric bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa sac that is filled with fluid surrounding the upper portion of the femur bone called the greater trochanter. The trochanter bursa ensures smooth gliding of the connective tissue over a joint at the outer point of the hip. When this area becomes inflamed, it is called hip
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Fibrositis is inflammation of the muscle sheaths, muscles and connective-tissue layers of the bone, muscles, tendons and joints. It affects the muscular areas of the lower back, neck, shoulder, arm, hips, thighs and chest. Adults ages 30-60 years old are susceptible to this condition and affects women more than men. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d688jgKDNu0 Symptoms of fibrositis Severe
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A wrist ganglion is a lump that form in the wrist and the hand, usually near the tendons or joints. They usually form at the top of the ending joint of the finger, bottom of the finger connected with the side of the palm, top area of the wrist and palm side of the wrist.
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Gout delivers a royal pain to the toe, knee and other joints. It is once known as “kings’ disease”, because it almost always afflicted the well heeled, this form of arthritis is an equal opportunity deployer. You’ll qualify for gout if your kidney loses some of their ability to flush away excess amounts of a
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Sprained finger is a usual condition described by damage or tearing of the connective tissue of one or more finger joints. Excluding the thumb, each of the four fingers comprises of three small bones called as phalanges. Each joint contains of strong connective tissue wrapping around the bone ends and cartilage that lies between the
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Heatstroke is a severe condition due to overheating of the body. It is caused by prolonged physical exertion that causes an increase in the body temperature above 104 F. If not treated properly, it can damage the brain, kidneys, heart and the muscles. Symptoms of heatstroke Changes in the mental state such as agitation, confusion,
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