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B Rhesus "D" positive
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Coarctation of the aorta. The narrowing appears to begin at the level of the isthmus, becoming narrower after the left subclavian artery. Looks like a bovine aortic arch with a coarctation (https://lnkd.in/d2pE3yWA).
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What is the diagnosis?
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Morton's neuroma It is a benign growth of nerve tissue that occurs between the toes, usually between the third and fourth toes. Symptoms: Pain or discomfort in the ball of the foot or toes Burning or tingling sensations Numbness or feeling of walking on a marble Pain worsens with activity or wearing tight shoes Relief from pain when removing shoes or massaging the foot Causes and risk factors: 1-Repetitive pressure or irritation to the nerve 2-Tight or poorly fitting shoes 3- High heels or shoes with narrow toe boxes 4- Activities that involve running or jumping 5- Flat feet or other foot deformities 6- Aging Key diagnostic points: ✔ Pain or tenderness in the ball of the foot or toes ✔ Positive Mulder's sign ✔ - Relief from pain with injection of a local anesthetic ✔ - Imaging tests to rule out other conditions Management plan: ➡ Appropriate footwear should limit nerve compression: Choosing shoes with a wide toe box and adequate cushioning can help reduce pressure on the affected nerve. ➡ Orthotics are prescribed for pain relief: Custom orthotic devices can help support the foot's arch and reduce pressure on the affected nerve, potentially relieving pain. ➡ Steroid injections are standard pain-relieving procedures: Corticosteroid injections can help reduce inflammation and relieve pain. However, they are usually used as a temporary measure and not a long-term solution. ➡ TENS and Shockwave therapy assist with pain management: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) and shockwave therapy are non-invasive treatments that can help manage pain. ➡ Manipulation and mobilization of the other foot and ankle joints decrease pain: Manipulative therapies and mobilization techniques can help improve the function of the foot and ankle joints, potentially reducing pain associated with Morton's neuroma. ➡ Strengthening exercises program for the toe flexors and the intrinsics assist with muscle activation during the gait cycle: Strengthening exercises can help improve the strength and stability of the foot muscles, which may improve the gait cycle and reduce pain.
Patient is experiencing sharp tingling pain in the foot and toes. What's your diagnosis!!
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6moBeautiful content right here!! Medlabconvo 🥰 Knowing one's blood group is very essential. Mine is A Rhesus "D" Positive