Symptoms and causes

  • Neck pain
    Neck pain

    When you feel a sharp pain in the neck, it is often referred to as "torticollis". In medical language, this is called "neck pain". It is a sharp pain that sits in the neck and can make any movement of the head painful.

    <b>Neck pain</b>
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Genital lymphedema in women
    Genital lymphedema in women

    Lymphedema generally affects either the lower or upper limbs. But in some cases it can affect the genital region, in both men and women. We take a closer look at this form of lymphedema, its specific characteristics and how it is treated in women.

    Genital lymphedema <b>in women </b>
  • Can being overweight give you back pain? 
    Can being overweight give you back pain? 

    While the origin of back pain is sometimes unexplained, it is now known that being overweight is a major risk factor for low back pain: a study reveals that the risk of lumbar disc degeneration increases by 30% for overweight people and 79% for obese people.8

    Can being overweight give you back pain? 
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Genital lymphedema in men
    Genital lymphedema in men

    Lymphedema is a pathology that can affect the upper limbs (arms, hands) and lower limbs (legs, feet). Following cancer, for example of the prostate, this condition can also affect the genital area in men.

    Genital lymphedema in men<br>
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Thumb sprain: symptoms, causes, treatment
    Thumb sprain: symptoms, causes, treatment

    Pain, swelling? Find out what you need to know about thumb sprain: symptoms, levels of severity, possible treatments, and healing time.

    <b> Thumb sprain</b>: symptoms, causes, treatment
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Can lymphedema cause skin issues ?
    Can lymphedema cause skin issues ?

    The lymphatic system and/or the lymph nodes. It can cause many daily problems for people who have it. It often leads to skin problems, which can be treated with prevention and good daily hygiene habits.

    Can lymphedema cause <b>skin issues </b>?
  • Why is my knee unstable?
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    Why is my knee unstable?

    Feeling like your knee is "loose" can be worrisome. This sensation can occur after a trauma, but also in simple everyday gestures. Understanding what knee instability is, its symptoms, causes and possible solutions is a first step to better act and protect your joint.

    Why is my knee unstable?
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Knee sprain
    Knee sprain

    A knee sprain is a common injury, often caused by an abnormal movement of the leg or a blow to the knee. Learn more about its symptoms and treatments.

    Knee <b>sprain </b>
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Osteoarthritis of the thumb: understanding rhizarthrosis
    Osteoarthritis of the thumb: understanding rhizarthrosis

    Osteoarthritis of the thumb, or rhizarthrosis, affects the joint at the base of the thumb and causes pain, stiffness, loss of strength and joint deformity. Find out about its causes, symptoms and solutions to relieve it, from wearing a brace to surgery.

    <b> Osteoarthritis of the thumb</b>: understanding rhizarthrosis
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Stress fracture: symptoms, treatment and prevention
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    Stress fracture: symptoms, treatment and prevention

    A fatigue fracture, also known as a stress fracture, is a bone injury that occurs gradually as a result of repeated microtrauma.

    Stress fracture: symptoms, treatment and prevention
  • Leg Atrophy: what happens when you stop walking?
    Leg Atrophy: what happens when you stop walking?

    Walking plays a  role in maintaining not just our leg muscles but our overall physical health. When we lose the ability to walk, whether due to illness, injury, or other factors, our leg muscles suffer significant changes that can impact our quality of life1.

    Leg Atrophy: what happens when you stop walking?
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The little-known
locations of lymphedema: face, neck, breasts and genitals
    The little-known locations of lymphedema: face, neck, breasts and genitals

    Lymphedema of the lower limbs is more common than that of the upper limbs, which are the two most common locations for lymphedema.

    <b> The little-known locations of lymphedema: </b>face, neck, breasts and genitals