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  • Shoes Getting Tight Why Your Feet Change Size Over Time

    While your feet are amazing, complicated pieces of machinery, the literal pounding and squeezing they take over the years will change how they look and perform. And the natural changes that come with aging will impact things, too.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : healthessentials
  • 5 Things You Should Know About Hammertoe and Other Painful Toe Deformities

    Does one of your toes appear to bend in an awkward way, or curl under painfully? If so, you may have a hammertoe.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : healthessentials
  • An Overview of Ulnar Styloid Fractures

    The bony part of your wrist next to your pinky finger is the end of the ulna, also known as the ulnar styloid process. When you break that part of the wrist, it's called an ulnar styloid fracture.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Verywell Health
  • Health Tip Hand Exercises to Improve Strength

    From texting to cooking, we use our hands often. There are many exercises that can strengthen your hands and fingers, increase your range of motion and provide relief, says Keck Medicine.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : HealthDay
  • Wideawake hand surgery is as convenient as going to the dentist

    Over the years, hand surgery has evolved from a hospital-based surgery with anesthesia to allow for simple clinic-based procedures where the patient remains awake.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Mint Hill Times
  • What to know about a broken knuckle

    A broken knuckle occurs when there is a break in the long bones of the palm, which doctors call the metacarpals.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Medical News Today
  • Nerve compression syndrome Definition and treatments

    Nerve compression syndrome can develop due to excess pressure on a nerve. It can affect the hands, arms, legs, and other parts of the body.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Medical News Today
  • Smart phone posturing Lie on your side to avoid aches and pain

    It's perhaps the news lazy phone users have been dreaming of. Researchers have demonstrated that lying on your side and holding your phone is the best posture to avoid pain and problems in the upper back, arms and wrists.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Medical Xpress
  • MRIidentified damage tied to patientreported RA function

    There is a consistent association between magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings of damage in the wrist and hand and self-reported loss of function in patients with established rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in sustained clinical remission, according to a study recently published in the International ...
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Medical Xpress
  • Swipers thumb Explore some common techrelated injuries

    So-called tech-related injuries are on the rise. From "swiper's thumb," "text neck" or even "selfie elbow," these health conditions share one commonality: they occur when people use electronic devices too often or use them the wrong way.
    On : 13-Mar-2020
    - Source : Medical Xpress