Hey guys, this might sound a bit silly, but my right index finger has been hurting a lot lately (for about 5 days), and I can barely write or do anything with it. It's not broken or sprained, but I'm always cracking my fingers, and that's the one I crack the most…
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Loading...This happened on Tuesday, and today it hurts even more than yesterday and the day before. Should I go to the hospital or wait until Monday and see the doctor? It hurts when I move.
Hello, I have a cut and I'm not sure if it needs stitches. I don't really know much about this at the moment. 😅 Here's a picture. Hence my question whether it needs to be sewn. [Image removed by moderator]
Hello, As I mentioned above, I unfortunately broke my arm while skating. I'm going on a school trip in about 4 weeks (I have a cast that will last until 8 weeks) and wanted to ask if I can still go. I'm right-handed (I broke my left arm) and get along pretty well in everyday…
Hi dear community, Unfortunately, a week ago, I sustained a second burn in the kitchen, covering almost my entire forearm. I went to my dermatologist on Monday morning, and my arm was bandaged and I was prescribed a cream. She told me to take off the bandage after two days and leave my arm exposed,…
Hi, I'm 15, and last Friday I sprained my knee a bit. Over the past few days, the pain has gotten worse again, and I'd like to get it checked out. But I don't know where to go for knee pain.
I have had a large bruise a few centimeters above my ankle from playing football for a week Since today, two more have formed, one on my ankle and the other underneath. Which is totally inappropriate because I wasn't injured there at all. If I just touch my ankle, I feel pain for a few…
It could be a finger polyarthrosis, I come to it because you describe pain symptoms. The finger polyarthrose frequently occurs at the end joints of the fingers, but can also occur in the central joint of the finger, at worst in both joints. Possible causes can be injuries of the fingers with joint participation and inflammation. An iron overcharging in the finger joints can also contribute to the formation of a finger polyarthrose.
My advice: Let your finger, or if several are affected, examine your fingers from an orthopedic and/or rheumatologist. Rheuma is not a disease exclusively for old people (like me) but can also occur people with early 20 or even in puberty age.