Broken leg soccer
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Now its red you can visibly see my veins, and its very swollen, and the pain feels like i am walking with a broken leg, and the stiffness in the morning and all through the day is uncontrollable. i went to my Orthopedic doctor, but i had to see his nurse practitioner instead. I got X-rays, she came back with them and said "see me in three weeks to see if it gets worse". she thinks i might have something to do with edema.
I was playing soccer when i went into a tackle my Body got twisted around but my foot and lower leg stayed still. I felt a massive pain through my knee on the inside of my knee and heard and felt a snap. My team mates imediatly came running over because they said they heard a snap sound to and that it looked nasty when i did it. My coach put ice on it and strapped it up but i can only put a tiny amount of weight on it before my knee collapses.
t think of any reason this rash would occur (no known cause in medical journals), but I have noticed the rash appeared soon after soccer season and seems to have been located where the bottom of his shin guards in soccer rested on the shin. Internet research showed some connection between shin guards, urea-formaldehyde resin, and contact dermititis. Is it possible that Lichen Planus was contracted through the same resin?
t ever masturbate I am currently playing soccer and I am on the urge of wanting to become a soccer player and if I masturbate it gives me pain on my hamstrings my lower back and my hips. It has slowed me down big time in my soccer carrier, It was on age 11 when I started masturbating and ever since I started masturbating It has slowed me down in my soccer carrier and has made me so much worse of a player.
During one of my games i went and set a pick on this girl, anyways i did it right but in the end she hit my leg and let a bruise from my knee down until where my ankle started. It has been two months and the bruise is gone but there is still a tiny little pump. You can barely notice until someone or something touches it and when they touch it, it still friggin hurts. So i was wondering should i go to the doctors or just let it do its thing?
I have a huge lump in the middle of my leg. I went to PT and it seemed to help but whenever I exercise my leg hurts afterward. It feels very weak and I cannot sprint or kick a soccer ball without it feeling like it will tear again. My knee is also starting to ache after exercise.
Is surgery still an option with it being a year old injury?
Does anyone know what I can do to try to get this better? I feel like I am missing out on playing soccer and running marathons due to this.
Exercise is fine as long as you listen to your body and know when it's time to stop. The only concern I would have with soccer is getting hit in the stomach.
Hello, I pulled my groin about 5 months ago playing soccer. I continued to play and lift weights including squats and other leg exercises. I have a ball like lump on my groin and hasn’t gone away, but the pain has gradually decreased. The pain used to go to my pelvic bone and stomach. I started training again and the pain and lump are still there but with not as much pain. I wanna know if its a hernia or if a pulled groin can also cause a lump or ball like in that area.
I was kicking a soccer ball and didn't "tense" my leg the right way, so when i kicked it my knee was loose and it started hurting. It didn't hurt to run, but whenever i try to kick the ball it does hurt a lot. Walking and running don't hurt but when i am walking or running my knee kinda pops and feels loose almost like its not in place. I am 14 years old.
In the last six months ever since I played soccer and then the day after I hit my head on a desk. I have had sharp pains in my right leg on the outer part of my shin. A small patch is numb. It gets better as I sleep and worsens throughout the day. Sometimes I tingle all over or get a sharp pain in my foot right below my toes. I have felt a tingle in my back and from my neck to scalp. I am worried that the neuro didn't know but I am not sure.
I was in a half cast, basically on the back of my leg and below the foot for a touch over a week, so I was unable to move my ankle and leg and was on crutches. Then 2 days ago I went to the outpatients department and the doc took the cast off me and told me to start walking on it with the aid of crutches as it isn't the weight bearing bone.
He said that the bone will heal by itself without the cast and even with me putting a bit of pressure on it.
My first didn't break til I was in active labour at the hospital just minutes before I pushed. My second one had a very slow leak (thought it was just discharge lol) but it fully broke once I was in active labour at the hospital. Your water won't always break on it's own though. A lot of the time women have to get their water broken for them by the doctor.
If you notice the soccer players in the half time or after the full time, they do these exercises to relax the calf muscles and prevent any cramps during the play.
How do i get rid of pain that only occurs when i apply pressure to my right leg. When bending the pain increases sharply. My age is 19 but how to take away this pain?
I was wondering if I notice my daughter who is 7 seems fine first night of soccer (monday) when I take her, but when her dad takes her on (wed), he says she lays down on the field, picks grass, cries. He tells me he was totally embarassed. Is it a problem with her or with him do you think? I asked her on the phone cause I was working if she had fun and she said yes. But, her heart was broken. He would never harm her by spanking etc.
About 2 and a half years ago, I had shin trauma while playing soccer. My shin developed a large bruise, which went away after icing. However, a few months after the injury, i developed pitting edema in my right shin. My whole leg swells from the ankle to my hips, but the only part that pits is on top of my shin bone. It's worse when I wear anything with elastic on my legs or if I stand for a long time, but my right leg is always noticeably bigger than my left.
I have been getting really bad Charlie horses in my calves. Similar to when I played soccer in college. I'd say eat more potassium, drink water, and stretch.
I just got back from seeing my orthopedic surgeon, and he said that there are not that many differences between the symptoms of a hip labral tear and a hip flexor strain, and only a MRI is definitive. Because an MRI is expensive, I would like to make sure this is true. I originally hurt my hip flexor from reaching for a ball while lifting my leg in soccer in early May 08.
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