Mr. Sayed asks about his pain in the peritoneal region that occurred to him during the practice of prostration a few months ago Dr. Yasser bin Muhammad Al-Beheiri Pains in the peritoneal region Mr. Sayed asks about his pain in the peritoneal region that occurred to him during the practice of prostration a few months ago and now its intensity increases, especially when using a man While performing some moves?
Rather, you suffer from it. It may be the result of inflammation or tearing of the muscles in the inner and upper regions of the thigh, which connect the thigh bones with the pelvic bones in the pubic area and the front hip area known to the public as the peritoneum. This tearing or inflammation occurs as a result of exercise or as a result of a direct or indirect injury to the area and leads to the emergence of pain, especially when the thigh is extended and removed from the body. Diagnosis is made by clinical examination or magnetic resonance imaging. As for the treatment plan, it consists of taking a rest and not exercising the movements that lead to the emergence of pain and taking anti-inflammatory drugs for muscles and tendons for a period ranging from ten days to a month and after that, physiotherapy sessions are conducted to restore strength to the tendons and muscles and to provide them with flexibility to protect them. From injury in the future. Also, be sure to perform an adequate warm-up exercise before exercising in the future.
Pain after knee prostheses
The reader asks about the case of his mother who underwent an artificial joint operation on her left knee a few months ago in Germany and is still complaining about joint pain, and he asks if this is a normal thing?
In fact, there are some patients who continue to complain of pain after knee replacement surgery, in which case it is caused by inflammation in the tendons and ligaments surrounding the knee and not as a result of a defect in the process itself or in the artificial joint itself. In these cases, the pain is different in terms of intensity, quality and location than the pain that the patient used to feel before the operation. But before we say that this is the reason, the patient must be examined, x-rays made for her, and medical analyzes made to ensure that the joint is in a normal position and does not permeate and will not move, and that there are no infections in the wound area or swelling in the knee, God forbid. In addition, it must be ensured that the patient does not suffer from severe osteoporosis. After making sure that these discomfort are not present, the patient can be given some anti-inflammatory drugs orally or by using topical plasters or medicinal ointments that help her get rid of inflammation, tendons and ligaments, and thus get rid of pain.
Upper back and shoulder pain
Brother, the reader, is suffering from pains in the upper back and shoulders that have returned in the past few months, especially since his work requires sitting for long periods and using the computer for long periods?
In fact, these symptoms mentioned by the brother reader are very common symptoms of people whose work requires sitting and using the computer for long periods. These symptoms are the result of fatigue in the muscle area surrounding the upper back, neck and shoulders, which leads to the emergence of tightness, cramps and inflammation in these muscles. If the symptoms are neglected, the pressures on this region will then move to the spine and cervical vertebrae and lead to the appearance of roughness in the cervical region. Usually the reason is simple and results from stress in these areas by sitting in the wrong position, using the computer for long periods, and in the presence of lack of fitness in the area of the neck muscles and the top of the shoulder. The duty is to confirm the diagnosis through clinical examination and x-rays, after which a rehabilitation program is made using a health chair when sitting and by trying to take a rest after every fifteen to twenty minutes of using the computer, as well as doing stretching and strengthening exercises for the area of the neck and shoulder muscles. In the first days of the program, anti-inflammatory drugs for muscles and joints, muscle relaxants and warm topical ointments can be used that help remove spasticity from this area. But if the symptoms persist, it must be confirmed that there is no roughness in the cartilage in the neck, by conducting an MRI scan.
