Ankylosing spondylitis is a chronic, degenerative form of arthritis that affects the spine and sacroiliac joints. The exact cause is still unknown but genetics might play a role. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jl8YGFrxd8 There is inflammation inside the spine and sacroiliac joints which can trigger the formation of bony growths that often fuse the vertebrae which causes stiffness and […]
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Rhabdomyolysis is a serious syndrome involving breakdown of the muscular tissues due to direct or secondary damage to the muscle. The main concern with this condition is that the contents of the degenerated muscular tissues are rapidly spilled into the bloodstream. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YloB7bongTo In this condition, there is death of the muscle fibers due to damage
Lumbar strain occurs if the back muscles and ligaments are irritated or inflamed due to overuse. It is important to note that the main part of the back is the spinal column that is held in place by several ligaments and muscles. Usual causes of a lumbar strain Some of the common causes of lumbar
Iliotibial band syndrome is characterized by soreness of the iliotibial band on the exterior of the knee as it brushes on the exterior of the joint. It triggers knee pain on the outside that develops in a gradual manner over time and worsens until the individual is forced to stop running. There are factors that
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Knee buckling is described as a feeling that the knee is about to give away or lost its stability. It is important to note that the knee joint is stable and capable of performing activities in varying intensities. Knee buckling might be considered as a protective response of the joint and neighboring tissues to prevent
