
Have you ever noticed your child complaining of heel pain after playing or running? This could be Sever’s Disease, also known as heel inflammation in children.This condition is very common in children aged 8 to 14 years, especially those who are active in sports or going through a rapid...
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Imagine walking suddenly and finding it hard to lift your foot, or your foot dragging on the ground… This condition could be foot drop. It’s not just a walking problem—it’s a symptom that may point to a bigger issue, which could be neurological, muscular, or related to the...
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Clavicle fractures are common injuries, especially from falling on the shoulder or during sports accidents. Although they can be painful and concerning, most cases heal quickly with proper treatment, whether through medication, exercises, or sometimes surgery. But the key question is: does every...
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Do you feel knee pain especially when climbing stairs, kneeling, or after exercising? The cause may be plica syndrome, a common condition that many people are not aware of.Plica syndrome occurs when the synovial fold inside the knee becomes inflamed or irritated, leading to pain, clicking or...
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Anterior knee pain is a common problem that bothers many people, especially when going up and down stairs or during physical activity. In some cases, the cause is patellar malalignment or tightness of the lateral ligaments, which leads to friction and chronic pain.This is where lateral patellar...
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The shoulder is one of the most sensitive and complex joints in the body, and recurrent dislocations can cause significant pain, affecting your daily life and the sports you love. Bankart surgery is considered the optimal solution to stabilize the shoulder and restore its strength and natural...
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The sternoclavicular joint is one of the most important joints of the shoulder because it connects the clavicle to the shoulder girdle and allows the arm to move upward and sideways. Injuries to this joint are very common, whether caused by sports activities, falls, or everyday accidents, and they...
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The shoulder joint is one of the most stressed and injury-prone joints in the body because it is responsible for moving the arm in almost all directions. Over time, or as a result of injuries or inflammation, the joint may suffer severe damage that causes persistent pain and limits the ability to...
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Hip pain on the side of the thigh is one of the most common pains experienced by many people, especially when walking, sleeping on the side, or even after standing for long periods. Sometimes, this pain is mistaken for a muscle strain or hip osteoarthritis, but in many cases, the real cause is...
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Many of us may experience a strange pain in the front of the foot, especially between the toes, as if there is a small stone pressing under the foot. If this pain increases with walking or standing for long periods, the cause might be Morton’s neuroma. This is a common condition that affects...
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De Quervain’s Tendonitis is a common condition that affects the base of the thumb, causing pain and swelling, especially when moving the thumb or gripping objects. This condition can impact daily activities, from using a smartphone and computer to lifting heavy items.The good news is that...
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If you are experiencing pain at the back of your heel, especially when wearing closed shoes or walking for long distances, and you have noticed a small bony bump or swelling in that area, this could be Haglund’s syndrome. This condition is caused by a bony enlargement at the back of the heel...
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Muscle hypertonia is a condition in which the muscles remain constantly tight and more tense than normal, even without significant physical effort. This persistent tension can cause pain, fatigue, and chronic muscle spasms that interfere with daily life. The condition may be linked to muscular,...
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Imagine if you could remember every single day of your life with all its tiny and major details—from the clothes you wore, to the weather on a specific day, and even exactly how you felt in a particular moment. For most people, this sounds like pure imagination. But for a very rare group of...
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Blood congestion is a health issue that can occur in any part of the body, whether in the legs, lungs, liver, or even the pelvic area in women. This condition is not just a feeling of heaviness or swelling; it is an important signal from the body that there is a problem with blood flow or...
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Have you ever experienced persistent wrist pain without knowing the cause? Or after a minor injury or fall, found that moving your wrist has become difficult and frustrating? Wrist arthroscopy is the ideal solution for diagnosing and treating wrist problems safely, with less pain compared to...
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Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) is a rare medical condition that occurs when cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) accumulates in the brain’s ventricles, but in a way that differs from traditional hydrocephalus. In NPH, the CSF pressure is usually normal or near normal. Despite this, the fluid...
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Have you ever felt like your mouth is “on fire” for no apparent reason? Or noticed a strange, bitter taste lingering after every meal? If the answer is yes, you might be experiencing Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS).This condition can be very uncomfortable, causing a burning or tingling...
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In a time when mobile phones have become an extension of our hands—something we wake up with and fall asleep holding—we now rely on them for almost everything: work, communication, entertainment, and even a sense of security. But have you ever felt intense anxiety or stress just because ...
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Spinal cancer is one of the serious tumors that can affect the spinal cord and nerves, potentially causing symptoms such as chronic pain, muscle weakness, and in severe cases, paralysis. However, not all spinal tumors lead to paralysis, and the level of risk depends on the type of tumor, its...
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