Medical Centre · 15. March 2023

There are various kinds of bone fractures, and each kind can differ slightly from the others. Fracture where the bone is visible outside the leg after breaking through the skin. Or the bone is visible through the skin due to a serious wound. The compound fracture is another name for this. Uncompleted bone fracture a total fracture of the bone that separates it into two or more pieces The bone's broken ends are lined up and have not moved. The bone's broken ends are separated by a space. Surgery...

Medical Centre · 24. October 2022

Are you sick of having pains descend your wrists with each motion? Are your tingling, constantly numb fingertips a cause of constant distraction? If this describes you, you might have carpal tunnel syndrome. The median nerve in your wrist is usually the source of this prevalent condition. Here are a few suggestions for carpal tunnel syndrome treatment. There are many tiny, burdensome steps you can take if you have very minor or no disease symptoms. Some common disease syndrome treatments...

Medical Centre · 31. August 2022

A brain tumour is essentially brain cancer to the layperson. Names for many forms of brain tumours include medulloblastoma, ependymoma, glioma, teratoma, atypical teratoid rhadoid tumour, etc. Simply put, a brain tumour is nothing more than an unchecked cell proliferation that causes a mass in the brain. Brain tumours can multiply and spread to any other sections of the body, just like any other type of cancer. The brain might be damaged by the brain tumour even before it spreads, or...

Medical Centre · 17. May 2022

When the median nerve in the wrist is compressed, it causes carpal tunnel syndrome, a painful, progressive disorder. When a nerve swells, the tendons become inflamed, or whatever causes swelling in the carpal tunnel, it is known as median nerve entrapment or median nerve compression. Tingling, burning, itching, and numbness in the palm of the hand and fingers, particularly the thumb and index finger, are common symptoms. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS),...

Medical Centre · 28. December 2021

An abnormal growth of brain cells is called a tumor. There are many types of brain tumors. Brain tumors can be noncancerous or cancerous. In some cases, cancer starts elsewhere in the body and spreads to the brain, causing secondary brain tumors. Brain tumors grow at varying rates. A brain tumor's growth rate and location determine how it will affect the nervous system. You have different treatment options depending on the type of brain tumor you have, as well as its location and size. Symptoms...