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MD the upper right side of my thyroid cartilage is slightly large than the other and present mild pain .... I was diagnosed with an inflammation of the thyroid cartilage. Is this common and what, if any ... View answer
MD Hi, I am asking on behalf of my mother. She have knee pain problem and the reason for this is that the cartilage between the knee bones is almost dried up. So I just wanted to know is their any kind of ... View answer
MD My father (Harjinder XXXXXXX Arora) is having arthritis problem in Left Leg Knee from past 1.5 years. Recently, few doctors suggested him to get his knee replaced because of cartilage loss. Therefore ... View answer
MD Can low potassium lead to cartilage loss? Can increased potassium help restore cartilage? ... View answer
MD Realizing my pain seems to be coming from my thyroid cartilage . It started very dull and mild and ... park all day. Could it possibly be bruised or fractured from that? I have no throat pain or... View answer
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MD for the last 3-4 days I ve been suffering from pain in my cricoid cartilage , I just want to know what I can actually do about it and what exactly it is? and if its anything serious? I m aware that ... View answer
MD good morning doctor, i had a pain in my left knee mri report showed loose bodies cartilage doctor suggested for arthroscopy to remove the loose cartilage at the same time to take the sample for... View answer
MD , MRI. Came to know that, little ligament tear and cartilage problem little bit. No doctors are recommended surgery. She has more pain while walking and doing works. Recommending physiotherapy. Can we use ... View answer
MD My fiance had an accident... He has injured his cartilage bone . the doctor said he has lost cartilage a that of a 50 year old man... he went surgery for PCL MCL and meniscus tear.. can you please tell ... View answer
MD : 1. considerable loss of articular cartilage of medial femoral condyle and to lesser extend medial tibial plateau 2. small joint effusion 3. focal area of moderate loss of articular cartilage of median ... View answer