Pain in the toes appears with traumatic injuries, deformities of the feet, inflammatory, degenerative diseases. Often becomes a consequence of dermatological diseases. It is observed in some vascular and nervous pathologies. It can be weak, intense, dull, sharp, pulling, burning, aching, twitching, bursting, short-term, intermittent or constant. To find out the cause of pain in the toes, a survey, external examination, additional studies: x-rays, ultrasound, laboratory tests are carried out. Until the diagnosis is clarified, rest is recommended, sometimes it is possible to take analgesics.
Pain in the forearm is a specific sensation caused by damage to the bones, soft tissues or nerve structures of the forearm. It can be acute, dull, local, widespread, periodic, constant, pulling, pressing, burning, shooting, aching. Sometimes it has a radiating character, provoked by injuries, limb overloads and other circumstances. The cause of pain is established by means of a survey, examination, data from imaging techniques (X-ray, CT, MRI), electrophysiological methods. Until the diagnosis is clarified, the hand is provided with rest. Sometimes we can take analgesics.
Heel pain is an unpleasant or painful sensation that occurs during pathological processes in the calcaneus, surrounding soft tissues. They can be aching, stabbing, pulling, bursting, dull, sharp, long-term, short-term. Most often provoked by support on the heel, they appear after standing and walking, less often they are noted at the beginning of movements. The causes of pain in the heel are established using the results of a survey, examination, radiography, CT, ultrasound, and other studies. Before making a diagnosis, it is recommended to unload the foot, sometimes taking analgesics is acceptable.
Edema during pregnancy can be physiological or pathological. Observed with preeclampsia, compression of large vessels by the uterus, diseases of the kidneys, heart and blood vessels, some hypovitaminosis, endocrine diseases. They are more often detected in the distal extremities, especially the lower ones. Less commonly found on the face or spread throughout the body. They are diagnosed on the basis of an external examination, special calculations. The cause is established using hardware techniques, laboratory tests. Treatment includes diet, diuretics, antispasmodics, antihypertensives, antiplatelet agents, and other drugs. The birth plan is determined individually.
Intermittent urine output is noted in various types of prostatitis, other prostate diseases, lesions of the seminal tubercle, xerotic balanitis, urethral diverticula, urethral and bladder stones, cystitis in infants. As a rule, it is combined with other dysuric manifestations: pain, cramps, irresistible urges, pollakiuria, stranguria, etc. The cause of the symptom is determined according to the survey, examination, ultrasonography, radiological methods, endoscopy, laboratory tests. Treatment includes drug and non-drug therapy, surgical interventions.
Subfebrile temperature is an increase in temperature in the range of 37-38 degrees Celsius. The symptom is accompanied by chills, muscle and headaches, weakness. Subfebrile condition occurs in viral and chronic bacterial infections, endocrine pathology, malignant neoplasms, and other diseases. To find out why the temperature has risen, bacteriological and serological studies, ultrasound, and highly informative imaging methods are used. Temperature indicators are normalized with the right treatment of the underlying disease.