Background Hypermobile joints are a common yet under-recognized cause of noninflammatory joint pains. Patients with display range movement that is considered excessive, considering their age, gender, and ethnic background [1]. may be asymptomatic or associated pain, fatigue, multisystemic complaints, significant disability. In this study, we look at the clinical profile patients hypermobile who...

The frequency and nature of exertion pains of the leg in athletes were studied in 2,750 cases of overuse injuries treated at the Sports Clinic of the Deaconess Institute of Oulu, Finland, during the years 1972-1977. 465 cases of exertion pain (18%) were located in the shin. The medial tibial syndrome was the most common overuse injury among these athletes, comprising 9.5% of all exertion injuri...

NEED AND PURPOSE OF REVIEW Though cases of 'growing pains' are quite common in pediatric practice, very little attention has been given to it, even in the standard text books. The resultant confusion among practitioners regarding diagnosis and management of this condition needs to be addressed. METHODS USED FOR LOCATING, SELECTING, EXTRACTING AND SYNTHESIZING DATA PubMed search was performed ...

Abstract One in five Americans adults report experiencing chronic pain and stated it has negatively impacted their lives by limiting engagement activities. The magnitude of experienced is more severe older adults, which may be due to age-related differences perception pathways leaving vulnerable the negative impact pain. most common type involves musculoskeletal disorders, consistent with decli...