Slipping rib syndrome happen once the cartilage on the lower ribs drives and moves, and cause discomfort in the chest or upper abdomen. Women are more susceptible to this condition than with men. Symptoms of slipping rib syndrome Slipping, popping or clicking sensations felt in the lower ribs Difficulty breathing Intermittent sharp stabbing pain felt […]
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Wrist pain is usually due to fractures or sprains from sudden injuries. It can be due to long-term problems such as arthritis, repetitive stress and carpal tunnel syndrome. The wrist is the joint found at the bottom of the hand at the lower end of the forearm. The wrist joint connects the forearm and the
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Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spaces in the spine which puts plenty of pressure on the nerves that travel through the spine. It usually happens in the lower back and the neck. It causes pain in the nerve and weakness of the muscles in the back and the spine. This condition develops due
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Handlebar palsy is usually common with cyclists who go on long-distance treks. The ulnar nerve found in the wrist becomes compressed due to very long periods of direct pressure on the nerve caused by the weight of the upper body that rest on the handlebars. Causes Due to compression of the ulnar nerve found in
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An Achilles bone spur is also called calcaneal bone spur. It forms at the insertion point of the Achilles tendon and at the back of the heel. This extra growth of bone affects the bursa and the surrounding tissue which causes irritation and inflammation of the area and the Achilles tendon and heel bone. There
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Plantar callus on the bottom of the foot or the ball of the foot is a thickened and hardened skin that develops between the heel and toes that cause severe pain. It causes pain when performing activities such as walking difficult and uncomfortable. Generally, the skin that develops into a callus can be grayish or
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Neurodermatitis is a condition that is characterized by an area of itchy skin. Scratching the area makes it itchier. Generally, the cycle of itch-scratch makes the affected area becoming thick and leathery. The affected areas are usually the forearm, wrist, neck, thigh and the ankle. This condition is also called lichen simplex chronicus. The itchiness
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Impetigo is a bacterial skin infection that causes red sores that can break open, drain fluids and formation of a yellow-brown crust. Generally, it can happen anywhere in the body. Children are susceptible to this condition and are very contagious. It can be spread to others by using personal belongings such as sheets, towels, clothing
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Scabs are symptoms of skin infections, injuries and immune system skin disorders. Generally, it results from the healing process in which a new skin is growing over a damaged skin. They can also happen in conditions that affects one area of skin alone such as chickenpox, shingles and eczema. Symptoms Crusting Bleeding or bruising Itchiness
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An abdominal strain is a tear or rupture of abdominal muscles usually at the point where it is connected to the pelvis. It causes pain, inflammation and weakness due using improper techniques during workouts or lifting of heavy objects. Any sports that require fast or sudden changes in direction such as weight lifters, gymnasts, throwers,
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