Medical Questions and Answers

congratulations on the birth of your baby! The back pain you're experiencing is not uncommon, especially after a C-section. From what you're describing, it seems like the pain may be related to post-pregnancy changes in your posture and core strength. During

The question is quite general, and more details would help narrow down the cause. However, night pain without a prior injury often points to inflammatory conditions or stress-related issues. I would recommend trying to elevate the unaffected leg while resting,

Wearing a toe ring for an extended period can sometimes cause issues, as the foot structure naturally changes over time, and the toe ring may restrict the flexibility of the toe. I recommend soaking your foot in a warm Epsom salt bath, which can help reduce in

Based on your description, it sounds like your leg pain is activity-related and could be due to muscle strain, overuse, or mild inflammation. While it’s uncomfortable, it's not necessarily an emergency unless you experience swelling, redness, warmth, or if

To better understand the cause of your uneven shoulders, I recommend getting an X-ray of your chest, including both shoulders, as well as a whole spine X-ray with both AP and lateral views, including right and left bending. This will help us assess your

The behavior of finger tendons can be quite complex after an injury. Extension can be hard to reestablish and difficult to replace, while flexion is usually self-repairing or easier to restore. You mentioned seeing the bones, but you didn't specify which part

Juvenile hypertension can sometimes indicate secondary issues like hyperthyroidism, pheochromocytoma, or pituitary tumors. These conditions require careful medical examination and laboratory testing for accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

Yes, in advanced or terminal kidney disease, fluid can accumulate in the lungs, a condition known as pulmonary edema, which can lead to shortness of breath and a chronic cough. This happens when the kidneys are no longer able to remove enough fluid from the

Foamy urine can sometimes indicate the presence of protein in the urine, which may be a sign of an underlying condition, such as kidney issues. I recommend scheduling a urine test to confirm whether protein is present and to help identify any potential causes.

Pitting edema in both feet, along with significant proteinuria (1855 mg/day), could indicate a possible kidney issue that requires further evaluation. While the renal function test (RFT) results appear within normal limits, the presence of high urine protein