What is a Peroneus tertius syndrome? Peroneus tertius syndrome is a rarely seen condition in which peroneus tertius tendon causes catching or locking over the anterolateral ankle(rearfoot) with pain. Introduction Peroneus Tertius muscle Anatomy Origin Insertion Function Blood supply How to Locate the main Peroneus Tertius Trigger Point #One How to Self-decreased the Peroneus Tertius…
When do symptoms of this disease begin? Symptoms This disease might cause these symptoms: Body Systems Medical History and Physical Exam During the physical exam, the doctor will study the patient’s body to see for physical signs of a medical problem. The methods used during the exam may differ depending on the symptoms but commonly…
What is a sit-up exercise? Sit-ups are classic abdominal exercises performed by lying on your back and lifting your trunk. Sit-up exercises use your body weight to strengthen and tone the core-stabilizer abdominal muscles. Sit-up exercise works the rectus abdominis, transverse abdominis, and obliques muscles in addition to your hip flexors, chest, and neck. They…
What is Medial tibial stress syndrome? Epidemiology Pathophysiology Definition of medial tibial stress syndrome What are the Causes of Medial tibial stress syndrome? Symptoms of Medial tibial stress syndrome Radiographic features Plain radiograph CT Scan Ultrasound MRI Differential Diagnosis Treatment of Medial tibial stress syndrome Navicular drop test Physical Therapy Management Acute phase Subacute phase…
What is complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)? There are 2 subtypes of Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS): How does Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) affect? How common is Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)? Symptoms of CRPS Sensory changes are also usual in the affected area and may include: Other symptoms of complex regional pain syndrome…
What is Pseudo-bulbar palsy? Signs and symptoms of the Pseudobulbar palsy Signs and symptoms of pseudobulbar palsy involve: Causes of Pseudo bulbar palsy Rare causes of pseudobulbar palsy prevalence of the Pseudo bulbar palsy Pathophysiology of the Pseudo bulbar palsy Diagnosis of Pseudo bulbar palsy Treatment of pseudo bulbar palsy Dysphagia ( difficulty in swallowing…
Xiphoidalgia syndrome is a disorder in which there is pain and tenderness in the xiphoid process, which is situated on the sternum. The pain, and tenderness may increase with chest movement, lifting heavy objects, and bending. Xiphoidalgia syndrome may also cause abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. Signs and symptoms of Xiphoidalgia Syndrome Signs and symptoms…
Slipping rib syndrome (SRS) is a condition of the anterior-lower chest wall characterized by pain in the lower chest or upper abdominal region caused by intercostal nerve impingement as an outcome of abnormal movement of false ribs (8-12) related to unstable coastal cartilaginous attachments. Other names for Slipping rib syndrome include: Epidemiology Slipping rib syndrome…
Cinnamon is a spice that comes from the branches of trees in the Cinnamomum family. It comes from South America, Caribbean, and Southeast Asia. Research suggests that it contains a variety of antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. This can help protect a person from various diseases and conditions. People have used it since 2000 BC…
What is Coma? Causes of Coma Many types of problems can cause a coma. Some examples are: Types of Coma Types of coma can include: Complications of Coma Signs & Symptoms of Coma The signs and symptoms of a coma generally include: Diagnosis Evaluation Then’s an example of a simple 5-point scale: 1 = Fully…
