Broken leg x ray photos
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She jumped off of a chair and broke her front leg. The vet said the cast would be enough and the surgery is not required. However the x-ray shows that the bones are not aligned perfectly. I understand that he is a professional but I have already had experience with some incompetent vets and cannot rule out this one to be another example. I will probably get an advise from another vet but also want to hear your opinions. Has anyone had the same kind of problem? Here are the x-ray shots.
When I was 31 y.o. I had an accident that left me w/ a broken femur ... leading up to days later a “ titanium rod “ being inserted into the broken femur . The initial days , etc. obvious moments of pain happened , over the years since then w/ the break eventually being healed = very ..,... minimal pain . In getting older = 64 y.o. now within the past couple of years thereabouts pain is reaccuring more & more , causing pain also in my hips and other leg .
s probably not a problem, but it could be some clicking tendon between the two shin bones (tibia and fibula). Might be a good idea to go get an x-ray to see if either of those bones has a bone spur (due to some past injury, broken leg? are you a runner or other type of athlete?).
It is possible that you have broken your fibula. That bone is not weight bearing and is the smaller of the two, so breaking it and being able to still walk is possible. Better go get an x-ray.
I broke my finger and my friend, who is an x-ray tech, x-rayed it for me. I got the photos but all the dr's I called are booked until next week. I was wondering it my finger needed pins and/or if a trip to the ER is in order or if I can wait until next week. The finger was broken on the 26th so it's been 5 days already.
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I had X-ray and nothing is broken, But from my understand that X-ray can't show herinated disc or any other problems that have to do with the spine. That why I ask for an MRI the first time and the doctor sent for any X-ray, I hated Medicaid cause you got wait for everything. Thanks for the advice.
First thing you need to do is get an X-Ray to make sure you haven't broken any bones. Once that is done, a determination can be done as to the treatment course.
I had x-rays due to periodic pain in my rt. hip and lower leg. The results(impression)of the hip/pelvis x-ray are: {{Mild degenerative arthritic changes of the SI joints and pubic symphysis. Tiny benign appearing cyst of the left inferior pubic ramus. Radiographically normal bilateral hips.}} The "benign appearing cyst" concerns me. When my primary care physician's office called with the results of the x-rays, no mention was made of the cyst.
Go to the doctor or emergency room you may have broken it or it may be just
a small fracture. An x-ray couldn't hurt. An ice pack will help with the swelling
and pain meds for pain ( Advil is best over the counter med 400-800 mg or 2-4
tablets) if you are not going for treatment just observe it and buy a hand splint from a pharmacy and wrap it with gauze. If you notice that the pain and/or swelling is getting worse or if your fingers turn cold GO TO THE E.R.
It feels like iv done something more then just bruise or twist it because its gradually getting worse, iv broken my leg before and it kinda feels like that.
Im a lifeguard and am worried that this is affecting my work, also soeone at work suggested i might have injured my 'scaphoid bone' (spelt wrong) does this sound possible?
Four weeks after surgery I went to the doctors for a check-up and when x-rays were taken, the x-ray showed that the plate and screws lifted from the shoulder side of my collar bone. The doctor asked me if I was lifting anything or doing anything that would have caused this? I can't move my arm because of the pain and told him all I did was start to try and lift my arm up as he wanted me to.
Has anyone had this problem with the plate and screws lifting? Is this normal or the doctors fault?
Actually, you will need an X-Ray and an MRI. It is possible that there is a fracture as well as ruptured ligaments and tendons. If there are ruptured ligaments or tendons and they are not repaired you will have ankle instability that can cause some more serious problems. Even if they are partially torn your ankle needs to be in a cast.
I realize you don't have insurance so it is going to be tough but it should be addressed properly.
Good Luck.
The issue of gas in the bowel, as brought up by doctornee, can also create difficulties.
The hospital staff know this, but remember that timely information is necessary, because x-rays are often requested as a means of differential diagnosis of life-threatening injuries.
Hospitals generally require an x-ray of the chest, but feel free to refuse this if you have come in for hospitalization for a broken foot, for example.
They didn't X-ray, just did a physical exam. He said it's hard to get a good X-ray, and even if they were confirmed broken by the X-ray, they are treated the same way. But no, no shortness of breath, or sweating, or that, have been checking temperature regularity, I figure if something was really wrong, it would have come up by no. Just feel constipated though, most likely from the Advil.
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