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I think the difference is that an abdominal X-ray would expose the fetus to X-rays directly...I'm assuming your abdomen was shielded in your foot X-rays because you knew you were pregnant. I had a chest X-ray to check my lungs late in the second trimester, but they double-shielded me, and yeah the baby seems fine. My X-ray tech said she worked there while she was pregnant, but always shielded herself from X-rays and her son was healthy and strong.
{{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. The way I found out about it was that I asked them to send me copies of the x-ray reports. What are "SI joints"?
I have had numerous radiologists state different opinions on my foot X-ray. I'm 37 and recently rolled my foot, I was told that I fractured one of the sesamoid bones in half and also fractured the base of the fifth metatarsal. It is completely separated.
It sounds like you may have either had a serious sprain or broken some of those tiny bones that are in the foot. You definitely should see your doctor and he will probably order an X-ray. That sounds painful. I twisted mine before by missing a step, and the hospital put on a cast and this relieved the pressure on my foot and made it feel a lot better. Mine was just a sprain.
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.
You have probably suffered a tendon or a muscle or a ligament injury (sprain) or suffered a crack in the bone. It is difficult to say what it is without an X-ray. Hence please get one immediately (maybe from an ER). . Apply this ice several times a day for 5-10 minutes for about 72 hours after injury. Also apply compression bandage. All the time rest your legs as much as possible and keep them elevated. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can also be taken.
Nothing caused it, I just woke up in the morning, feel a little hurt around my ankle, then every time I walk or stand up long, my feet hurt a lot, they are getting worse, stiff and swelling. I went to the chiropractor, took the X-ray but there is nothing wrong. I also went to an acupuncturist, but nothing change.
First doctors thought it was Plantar Fasciitis, then I had another x-Ray and Bone scan six months later and was told I had fractures in both of my heels. After 7 months of casts, crutches and Cam walker boots, the pain does not seem to be any better. New MRI shows Marrow Edema in four different bones in my left foot! I have not gotten any info from my doctor yet, but I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts.
s the ankle? And not the bones on the side of the foot? Did the orthopedic surgeon take X-rays and give you an MRI? Did he tell you to rest, ice, and elevate? Without a specific diagnosis there's not much anyone can help you with, but I think in most places now throughout the world the restrictions on medical procedures are being lifted, so check wherever you are and see if that's the case.
Hello!
Yesterday I fell from a bike and landed on my right hand. A harsh pain in my right wrist appeared. I then went to a doctor who did an X-ray of my hand and said I don't have any bones cracked.
The problem is that I still have severe pain in my wrist, and I would like an experts opinion to double check the film the doctor gave me.
I attached two pictures on the links below, and on the second one I noted the affected zone where the pain persists with a red circle.
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