
A suddenly hot, painful joint: when infection must be ruled out
Sudden severe joint pain with swelling, restricted movement or feeling unwell needs urgent medical assessment.
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Dr Shahrukh KhanOrthopaedics & Sports MedicineBook appointmentThe patient guide · 100 articles
Find answers by symptom, diagnosis, treatment or stage of recovery. Written for patients preparing for orthopaedic care in Delhi.
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Sudden severe joint pain with swelling, restricted movement or feeling unwell needs urgent medical assessment.
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A bunion is a bony prominence beside the big toe joint.
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Flat feet are common and often cause no problems.
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A ganglion is a fluid-filled lump that can form near a joint or tendon, commonly around the wrist.
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Developmental dysplasia of the hip means a baby's hip joint has not formed normally.
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Vitamin D helps the body regulate calcium and supports bone health.
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Calcium supports healthy bones and teeth.
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Delayed union means a fracture is taking longer than expected to heal; nonunion means it has failed to unite.
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Avascular necrosis, or AVN, develops when blood supply to part of the hip's femoral head is disrupted.
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Femoroacetabular impingement, or FAI, involves extra contact between parts of the hip during movement because of their shape.
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Osgood-Schlatter disease causes pain and tenderness around the bony prominence below the kneecap in growing children.
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Sever's disease is irritation around the growing heel that can cause activity-related pain in children.
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