What questions to ask the podiatrist

Yes, of course. It cannot be ignored. It should be positioned directly in front of you at eye level or slightly lower. This prevents the head from being held in a forced position and the muscles at the back of the head from being overloaded.

Frequently asked questions to a pediatric orthopedist

As a pediatric orthopedic surgeon who has been working in a district clinic, hospital or private clinic for about 5 years, I have noticed that about 60% of all referrals concern typical questions. I will try to describe some of them below.

Answer: In fact, visiting an orthopedist is no longer mandatory. Practice shows that pediatricians, neurologists, massage therapists and even grandmothers refer to him. By the way, the opinion of the latter two is much more important than a consultation with the doctor himself. However, nothing can be changed about that.

According to the Semashko Health Service, a routine examination by an orthopedist should be carried out: at 3 months of age, at 5 months of age and at 1 year of age (when the child begins to walk confidently).

Of course, the situation is different if the orthopedic diagnosis is made immediately after the birth of the child or if the mother has complaints and observations. For example: asymmetry of the hips or buttocks, visible shortening of a limb, economical and disturbed movements in certain joints, etc.).

When should the child start holding his head, sitting and standing?

Answer: At 3 months. – Holding the head, 6 months. – Sitting, about 12 months. – Walking, initially with support.

However, the term 'normal' is relative and represents the average development time of children. Deviations within a month are also normal. However, it should not be forgotten that 'forcing' walking at 6 months represents intentional harm to the child. Most orthopedic surgeons answer the question 'When?' with one sentence: 'When the time is right, the child will manage on its own'.

Can surgery be prevented and joint wear stopped?

It is believed that osteoarthritis is a genetic disease, the origin of which was unknown to science until 30-40 years ago. Since the cause is not fully understood, there is no way to influence it, which means that the joints will still wear out. The extent to which this occurs and whether it leads to surgery depends on the individual patient.

When is an operation necessary?

In most cases, surgery is considered if the limp is permanent. Orthopedic surgeons say it's better to operate earlier because the restorations fit better and last longer. If we ignore joint pain for a long time, it can lead to complications in the spine and internal organs. This 'chain reaction' can be avoided by surgical arthroplasty.

Intra-articular injection of Noltrex can help avoid surgery in many cases.

Question 2: Where does the herniated disc come from and how can the pain be eliminated?

In most cases, a herniated disc itself is not the cause of the pain. It is usually caused by too much strain on one part of the spine or by being in a static position for potentially very long periods of time.

'Herniated discs can be annoying because of the blood supply to the discs, which become full of fluid like a sponge. The advice is simple: move more to supply the intervertebral discs with nutrients again. And where there is too much mobility, especially in the cervical and lumbar spine, you should train your muscles,' advises Roman.

Question 3: What can cause osteochondrosis?

Parents and teachers also actively asked questions about the various manifestations of osteochondrosis. It was interesting to learn where the disease comes from and how to get it under control so that the situation doesn't get worse. Roman explained more about the disease and showed what exercises can help relieve the pain and even improve appearance.

'Osteochondrosis is a phenomenon that occurs when the body tries to adapt the bones, muscles and ligaments to the tasks it imposes on them. A simple example of this is when you get into the habit of tilting your head down while looking at your smartphone. This deforms the tissue and makes it difficult to carry out normal movements, says the doctor.

Much of the deterioration of the spine is due to the passage of time. People often think: 'This will go away on its own', 'I'll go to the doctor later', 'I'll get treatment'. Roman appealed to listeners to be self-aware and not resort to self-medication:

'If you have serious back problems, do not be lazy, go to a neurologist or orthopedist, be skeptical of information on the Internet, consult a physiotherapist, an exercise therapist, a trainer.

Is a dental implant painful?

Dental implants are now a completely painless procedure. An anesthetic is given that blocks all nerve endings so that you no longer feel anything. Inserting an implant takes no more than half an hour. Doctors claim that inserting an artificial root is even easier than removing a multi-rooted tooth.

No, dental implants are performed under anesthesia - only the implant site is frozen. If a large number of structures need to be implanted in the jaw, anesthesia may be considered, but this is often not warranted. You may also be offered sedation, which puts you in a firm but relaxed state as you are given sedatives to reduce nervous tension in your body.

How long does a dental implant procedure take?

A dental implant is a fairly lengthy procedure that consists of several stages:

• Preparation: It takes about a month,
• Bone augmentation: the procedure takes less than an hour, but it takes 3-4 months for the implanted bone to take root (the procedure is only necessary if there is not enough bone to attach the implant)
• Implantation: 30 minutes per setup,
• Insertion of the implant: approx. 3-6 months (depending on the conditions of bone growth and the chosen implant model)
• Prosthetics: about a week.

The minimum duration of treatment is three months and the maximum duration is just over a year. However, today there are express techniques for dental implants that allow the use of the immediate loading technique, that is, 2-3 days after the implants are inserted, the teeth are fixed with prostheses. This shortens the treatment time to one week.

Process of service provision.

The online visit to the orthopedist is carried out via the telemedicine platform iBolit. If your smartphone does not have the app of the same name, you should definitely install it.

If you want to show the orthopedist some medical documents during the consultation, it is better to photograph them beforehand.

Ask the orthopedist questions

Your online appointment will take place exactly at the agreed time - you must arrange it in advance. You can:

• tell the orthopedist about any problems with your child's musculoskeletal system;
• provide the results of tests and examinations and specialist medical reports that you have;
• Ask questions.

The doctor will listen to you and explain what he or she thinks is particularly important. He will tell you his opinion about the situation and, if he deems it necessary, will arrange an appointment for you in the practice.

What will I need to do during my orthodontic treatment?

The answer to this question often involves 3 main points:

• You will have to wear rubber bands. These are rubber bands between your jaws that you must wear yourself on a specific schedule. This phase of treatment is different for everyone (some wear the elastics for 1-2 months, others throughout the entire treatment period)
• Pay attention to your oral hygiene Get regular dental care and professional cleanings. Braces or other braces do not damage tooth enamel, but they do make it more difficult to clean your teeth. Lack of cleaning increases the risk of tooth enamel demineralization and tooth decay.
• Visit your orthodontist regularly. Your orthodontist will inform you about the exact time when your braces will be activated. Irregular appointments, longer periods between activations ultimately lead to complications and a longer duration of orthodontic treatment.

Orthodontic treatment is not only the orthodontist's job, but also yours. Only with your help can the orthodontist treat you effectively and efficiently and achieve the best possible result.

What can I expect after orthodontic treatment?

After the removal of the orthodontic appliance Retention time – You will receive a fixed retention brace and a removable mouth guard to consolidate the results of your treatment.

In some cases it will be necessary for a more harmonious smile Some teeth need to be reconstructed (with composite restorations or veneers), Gingivectomy (correction of gums with a laser) and other procedures.

Don't hesitate to ask questions during the consultation and when discussing your treatment plan! An open dialogue with your doctor and obtaining all information before starting treatment is important in order to understand the processes involved in orthodontic treatment.

Questions for the orthodontist

Have a nice good evening! More than a year ago I injured my left shoulder while training (bench press). The result of the MRI scan was as follows: 'Minimal fluid in the shoulder joint cavity extending into the axillary pocket, subeltoid space, subacromial space and along the tendon line of the long head of the biceps brachii muscle.

Inflammation of the supraspinatus and scapular tendons.

Degenerative changes in the articular lip of the shoulder joint.

MRI findings of moderate osteoarthritis of the clavicle-shoulder joint.

Consultation with a trauma surgeon is recommended.'

Can you tell me what the treatment should be?
Maxim. Moscow. 43 years old.

Answer:

We can only provide you with objective information about your treatment if we make an appointment with you. Make an appointment with a trauma surgeon at 84991436255

I would like to start exercising again. I am a 14 year old teenager and play taekwondo. I had a meniscus stitched in September. should I give up sport? Who should I make an appointment with?

Answer:

Unfortunately, we only accept children from the age of 18. Please try Filatov Hospital No. 13 with Professor Krestyashin or Priorov Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics with Dr. Yeltsin.

Hello, fracture of the talus with displacement on August 28, 2021. September 9, 2021 Surgery was performed, three screws and bandage. 12/22/2021 CT scan, flaccid consolidation. What is the maximum length of time that the ankle bone can take to be stiffened?

Answer:

After a year you will be able to get a clear picture of the situation. For now, you should have a CT scan every 3 months.

Hello, I am 36 years old and have suffered a knee injury. MRI findings:

MRI image of a dorsal horn lesion of the medial meniscus (probably Stoller IIIa.)
according to Stoller). Swelling of the bone of the medial condyle of the thigh. Smaller ones
Synovitis. Baker's cyst.
Symptoms of degenerative changes in the knee joint: Osteoarthritis Is.

How to maintain correct posture?

Constant self-control is required for correct posture.

When standing, support both feet with equal strength. This distributes the load on the spine evenly so that it does not have to bend.

When sitting, do not put one leg over the other. Keep your shoulders straight. Many people unconsciously tense them out of habit, especially when they sit at a desk for a long time.

Always try to keep your head upright. If you have to carry heavy things, try to distribute the weight evenly between both arms and keep your back as straight as possible.

Alternate hands when carrying your bag to avoid curving your spine.

Try walking less in high heels. They put considerable strain on the spine.

When using the phone, do not hold the device between your ear and your shoulder.

Which treatments help restore posture?

To straighten your posture, the first thing you need to do is eliminate all factors that affect it - this is the first step.

Take breaks from work and do exercises. Any type of physical activity is good for your spine.

Try to set aside time for exercise after work: gym, swimming pool or a casual walk - find your own.

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