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Is My Wrist Broken or Sprained?

Distinguishing between a broken or sprained wrist requires a professional diagnosis. Seek medical attention for accurate assessment.

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Treating Knee Sprains

Knee sprain treatment includes rest, ice, compression, elevation (R.I.C.E.), physical therapy, and, in severe cases, surgery for ligament repair.

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About Acute Patellar Injuries

Acute patellar injuries involve sudden damage to the kneecap, often due to trauma or dislocation.

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Treating a Jammed Finger

Treating a jammed finger involves rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE), along with pain relievers, and if severe, medical evaluation may be needed.

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A Broken Shoulder: Scapula Fracture

Scapula or shoulder blade fractures are rare and make up fewer than 1% of all fractures in the body and only 3% to 5% of shoulder fractures.

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3 Types of Snapping Hip Syndrome

Internal, external, and intra-articular are the three types of Snapping Hip Syndrome, each involving distinct mechanisms of hip joint snapping.