Browsing all articles filed under the "Injuries" category.
Ligament sprains, or injuries, manifest as pain, swelling, bruising, tenderness, reduced range of motion, and joint instability, with symptom severity...
By Alex
Dislocations primarily occur in highly mobile synovial joints such as the shoulder, fingers, kneecap, and elbow, often due to trauma or extreme range ...
By Jordan
A dislocated toe is characterized by visible deformity, severe pain, rapid swelling, and limited movement, requiring immediate medical attention for p...
By Jordan
A separated shoulder, or AC joint injury, typically causes immediate, sharp pain at the top of the shoulder, accompanied by swelling, tenderness, and ...
By Jordan
No, it is unequivocally not advisable to walk on a dislocated toe, as doing so can significantly worsen the injury, lead to further tissue damage, com...
By Alex
A dislocated finger should only be relocated by a qualified healthcare professional, who will use specific techniques and ensure proper healing to pre...
By Hart
Attempting to self-manipulate a dislocated jaw is strongly discouraged due to significant risks of further injury and complications, making immediate ...
By Hart
Differentiating between anterior and posterior shoulder dislocations primarily involves assessing the mechanism of injury, the patient's arm position,...
By Alex
Hyperextending a finger forces a joint beyond its normal range of motion, stretching or tearing ligaments, damaging the volar plate or joint capsule, ...
By Alex
