You should visit and have your doctor or an orthopedic specialist who will help in determining the condition. Whether you can drive a car comfortably depending on the severity of your injury and how soon your healing progresses could not be determined. 

I would advise consulting with an orthopedic surgeon focusing on hand surgery. Delaying the care seeking should be avoided and even more so when Medicaid can reimburse treatment costs.

Physiotherapy can ease knee pain but only if the condition is not too serious. You should see an orthopedic specialist who will be able to assess your knee and prescribe effective treatment. A physiotherapist can collaborate with the orthopedic specialist to provide integrated treatment.

You most likely suffer from back pain. It can result from various causes such as poor posture, an injury, or underlying diseases. I advise seeing an orthopedist.

Delayed puberty requires consultation with an Endocrinologist. For muscle and bone issues, a visit to the Nutritionist Orthopedic specialist is recommended.

It seems you hurt your knee. Swelling is frequently an indication of inflammation. Rest, elevate and ice should be applied to the affected area. It is essential to consult an orthopedic physician for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

you should visit an orthopedic specialist for your knee and back pain. For the moment, pain-relieving methods such as gentle exercises might bring some relief including stretching and hot/cold therapy. 

Trauma can potentially trigger or exacerbate rheumatoid arthritis. By increasing inflammation or immune system response.

YES, HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY IS LIKELY NECESSARY FOR AVASCULAR NECROSIS.. Avascular necrosis is when bone tissue dies due to a lack of blood supply. It can lead to pain and joint damage. Joint effusion is swelling from excess fluid, while joint capsulitis is when the joint capsule is inflamed.. ischemic changes refer to REDUCED BLOOD FLOW.. All of these can make it difficult to move and cause pain.. Surgery may help improve mobility and decrease pain.. YOUR FATHER'S DOCTOR WILL BE ABLE TO ADVISE ON THE BEST TREATMENT PLAN..

Meniscus injuries can be treated non-surgically Typical care is RICE therapy. It means Rest Ice Compression And Elevation. Physical therapy is also used for healing and strengthening Surgery may be necessary for severe damage or joint instability.. Meniscectomy and meniscus repair are common procedures Recovery time may take up to 4-6 weeks Follow doctor's advice for better results..

Disc bulge at L4 L5 with sciatica pain.. Size is 7.4 mm..
Here are some facts to keep in mind:
1. Rest and AVOid heavy lifting
2. PAIN medication CAN be taken as prescribed
3. Physiotherapy can help ALLEviate pain and improve flexibility
4. SURgery is an option if symptoms worsen or persist over time.
5. Good posture and regular EXERCISE can prevent recurrence..

YES, your FATHER can have a hip replacement surgery.. However, his weight and lung problems can increase the risk of complications during and after the surgery. He will need to work closely with his doctors to prepare for the surgery and manage his conditions. Losing weight and improving lung function before the surgery can help reduce the risk of complications and improve the outcome.. It is important that he follows his doctor's advice and instructions for a safe and successful surgery..

Back pain after 5 years may be due to: DEGENERATION of spine. Herniated disc. Osteoporosis. Arthritis. OBESITY. Sedentary lifestyle. Poor posture. STRESS. Treatment may include: Exercise. Physical therapy. Medication. Surgery. Weight loss. Proper posture. STRESS management. Consult doctor for diagnosis of the actual reason of the pain. For pain related to degenerative and arthritis stem cell treatment is an good option. So consult with your doctor and make treatment plan. . ..

Avascular necrosis damages hip bone due to poor blood supply . Joint capsulitis causes inflammation of hip joint lining .. Moderate joint effusion is swelling of the joint. Ischemic changes in neck of femur are REDUCED blood flow. These conditions cause PAIN and limited movement. Treatment includes medication, stem cell therapy, physical therapy or surgery.

I'M sorry to hear about your son's injury . First, stop any bleeding with gentle pressure.... Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling.. Visit a doctor to rule out any broken bones. Follow any instructions for medication and rest. Avoid putting weight on the INJURED leg. MonitoR for signs of infection, like REDNESS or fever. Contact the doctor if symptoms worsen or persist....