Orthopedics Symptoms - Recognizing Signs of Musculoskeletal Issues

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Orthopedics Symptoms Directory

Recognizing the symptoms of orthopedic issues is crucial for early intervention and effective management. Explore our comprehensive guide to common orthopedic symptoms, empowering you to recognize warning signs such as joint pain, stiffness, limited mobility, and more. Gain the knowledge needed to take prompt actions and seek appropriate medical attention when needed.

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A blind spot in one or both eyes (which usually comes and goes)blo

A bump on your skin that feels like a bone

A burning sensation in the hands and feet

A burning sensation in your joints

A clicking sound when you bend your knee

A difference between one leg and the other when you walk (called a limp)blood in ey

A feeling of instability or giving way in the ankle and foot

A feeling of weakness in your legs if you have arthritis involving your hips or kneesblood

A feeling that something is stuck under your skin or between your toesbl

A feeling that the ankle is out of place and may be dislocated

A limp when walking

A loud pop or a "popping" sensation in the knee. severe pain and inability to continue activity. rapid swelling.

A lump on the head or face

A short arm and leg (dolichostenomelia)

A striking barrel-shaped chest

A waddling gait

Abnormal and a low growth of arms and legs

Abnormal blood vessel growth

Abnormal bone development

Abnormal bone fusion

Abnormal cartilage

Abnormal curvature of spine

Abnormal curvature of the fingers and toes

Abnormal joints

Abnormal motor function

Abnormal muscle tone (hypotonia) with normal reflexes

Abnormal proportions

Abnormal rib cage

Abnormal shape of the acetabulum

Abnormal shape of the clavicle

Abnormal shape of the femoral head and neck

Abnormal side-to-side curvature of spine

Abnormal skeletal development

Abnormal spine curvature (kyphosis or lordosis)blood in eye

Abnormally large patella

Achy feeling in the neck area

Altered gait patterns including toe drift

An unusually short trunk (stooped posture)

And cognitive delays)

And decreased sensation along the path of nerve roots

And diarrheabloo

And muscles of upper arms

And or back pain

And restriction of movements of shoulder

And severity of the pain gradually increase

And using it becomes more difficult

And warmth in the joints

And weakness in the foot or toes

And your shoulder's range of motion starts to become limited

And/or dehydration

Anemia (low red blood cell count)blood in

Angular leg bones

Angular shape of long bones

Ankle deformities

Ankle swealling

Another relatively common presentation is tingling or burning pain at the dorsal part of the deformity

As hv deformity progresses

Caniofacial malformations

Cardiac malformations

Cartilage overgrowth

Changes in how your muscles move

Changes in the shape of the head

Characteristic facial features

Chest deformities

Chest diformity

Cognitive delay

Cold hands and feet

Congenital heart defects

Craniofacial abnormalities

Craniofacial malformations

Craniosynostosis

Crawling or walking. twitching or shaking muscles

Discolored skin

Dislocated hips

Dislocation of joints like the knee or shoulderblood in eye

Distinctive cry

Distinctive facial features

Drooping shoulders

Dry lips and mouth

Dull ache in the back of the head or upper back

Eating difficulties

Elbow and knee deformities

Eleven pair of ribs

Eleven sets of ribs

Endocrine malfunction

Enlarged breasts

Enlarged genitals

Enlarged joints

Especially after walking or running

Especially in the joints (knees and elbows

Especially overnight

Especially the knees and ankles

Especially when breathing deeply

Especially when you first wake up or after you've been sitting for a long time

Especially when you're tired

Even when it's warm outside

Excessive bone growth in the hands and feet

Excessive thirst and urination

Eye abnormalities

Eye inflammation

Eyes that are widely spaced apart and bulging (exophthalmos)

Facial abnormalities including an unusually small jaw (micrognathia)

Facial nerve paralysis

Failure to thrive

Fatigue and weakness

Fatigue or weakness in arms or legsblood i

Fatty growths develop underneath the skin. these growths can appear anywhere on the body

Feeding difficulties

Feeling tired all the time

Feet joint deformities

Fever and chills

Fine motor problems

Fingernails dysplasia

Flat feet or excess skin on the back of the neck and upper back (humpback)blood

Flat nasal bridge

Floppy or weak arms and legs

Foot deformities

Foot points upward and outward

Freezing stage: movement of your shoulder causes pain

Frequent fractures

Frequent infections

Frozen shoulder

Frozen stage: pain may begin to diminish during this stage

General weakness

Genetic disorders

Genital abnormalities

Growth abnormalities

Growth retardation

Hallux valgus deformity

Hand abnormalities

Hand malformation

Hands and buttocks)

Head abnormalities

Hearing impairment

Hearing problems

Heart inflammation

Heat or redness in your joint area

Highly arched roof of the mouth (palate); unusually wide fibrous joints between bones of the skull (cranial sutures); a

Hip deformities

Hip dislocation in more than half of patients

Hitchhiker thums

Humerus and radius

Hyperextension of the knee or elbow be

Hypoplastic maxilla

Impaired eye movement

Impaired mobility

In advanced cases

In extreme cases

In more severe cases

In some individuals

In the hip: early stages are asymptomatic. later stages may present referred pain in the buttock and thigh. many patients have pain at rest. others include stiffness and changes in gait

Inability to put any weight on it

Including abnormal or incomplete development of the fingers and forearm

Including frequen

Including sitting and walking

Including spinal curvature and bowlegs

Incomplete development of genitalia

Incomplete skull

Increase bone density

Increased extension of the toes and tremors of the hands

Inflamed joints

Inherited connective tissue disorder with very severe bone fragility

Insidious onset of pain

Intellectual diability

It could feel tender

Joint contractures

Joint deformity

Joint impaired mobility

Joint inflammation

Joint pain and stiffness

Joint pain that affects your hands

Joint pain that's worse after rest and improves with movement

Joint pain that's worse at night and in the morning

Joint stiffness

Joint stiffness and swelling

Joint stiffness may be more apparent in the morning or after inactivity

Joint stiffness that lasts for more than two days

Joint subluxation

Joints that are abnormally loose (hypermobility) or stiff (hypomobility)

Joints that feel loose

Kidney abnormalities

Kidney malformation

Kidneys inflammation

Kids can't straighten their curve by standing up

Knee: cute onset knee pain that occurs while weight-bearing and

Knees or ankles

Long triangular face

Loss of appetite

Loss of balance or unsteadiness when walkingbloo

Loss of feeling in one arm

Loss of motion in a joint

Loss of muscle mass

Loss of muscle strength

Loss of muscle strength in your legs and feet

Loss of muscle tone

Loss of range of motion (how far you can move your joint)

Low birth weight

Low blood cell production

Low muscle tone

Low nasal bridge

Low-grade fever

Lower back pain

Lower limbs that are smaller than normal

Lung inflammation

Movement may hurt the affected joints during or after

Movement problems – such as difficulty sitting up

Mscle wasting in the affected areablood i

Mucous patches in mouth

Multisystemic malformations

Muscle degeneration

Muscle pain or weakness

Muscle pain that affects your legs or back

Muscle stifness

Muscle weakness

Muscle weakness (especially in the legs)

Muscle weakness and stiffness

Muscle weakness or paralysis in the arms and legs

Muscles in the neck

Muscles paralysis

Muscular atrophy

Muscular disability

Pain and swelling around your ankle

Pain and swelling in the joints

Pain and swelling in weight-bearing joints

Pain and tenderness in joints and muscles

Pain in joints that aren't weight-bearing

Pain in neck or back

Pain in the feet and ankles

Pain in the foot

Pain in the hip and thigh

Pain in the hip or thigh

Pain in the joints

Pain in the knee and ankles

Pain in the knee joint

Pain in the knees

Pain in the knees (especially while walking)

Pain in the legs or feet

Pain in the lower back or sacroiliac area

Pain in the lower leg that worsens with activity

Pain in the morning when you wake up or when you sit down for long periods of time

Pain in the thigh

Pain in your ankle after you've been running for a while

Pain in your ankle during a run

Pain in your elbow when you move it around

Pain in your knee joint

Pain in your knee when you move it or bend it

Pain in your lower back or other areas of your body

Pain on one side of the body

Pain or burning on the outer part of your elbow

Pain or stiffness in your joints

Pain or tightness in the neck area

Pain that gets worse as the day goes on

Pain that travels down the back of your leg

Pain when resting your leg on something

Pain when twisting or bending arm

Pain when walking

Pain when walking on uneven ground or stairs

Pain when walking or running

Pain when you bend your arm (flexion)

Pain when you move

Pain when you press on the area around your tarsal navicular bone

Pain when you try to straighten your arm (extension)

Painful growths

Painless mass or swelling on one side of an affected joint

Palpebral fissures

Partial or total paralysis of one arm

Permanent fixation of joints in a flexed positionblood in

Persistent pain in your joints or muscles

Poor balance and coordination

Poor coordination and balance

Poor hand function

Poor muscle tone (hypotonia)

Postanal overgrowth

Premature closing of coronal

Prenatal overgrowth

Prominent forehead

Protruding eyes

Psoriatic arthritis

Psychomotor delay

Radiohumeral synostosis

Radioulnar synostosis

Raising arm difficulties

Raynaud’s phenomenon (fingers turn white then blue when exposed to cold temperatures)blood i

Redness and warmth of the joint

Reduced mobility

Reduced range of motion

Respiratory problems

Resporatory distress

Restricted movement

Scapular winging

Seizures or convulsions

Severe pain throughout the body

Sharp and burning pain in the herniated disc

Short fingers and toes (brachydactyly)

Short metacarpals and metatarsals

Short stature with abnormally long arms and legs

Shortening of the long bones in the arms and legs

Shortening of the ulna

Shortness of breath

Shortness of the arms and legs

Shoulder abnormalities

Shoulder blades

Shoulder stiffer

Shoulders or hips

Skeletal abnormalities

Skeletal dysplasia

Skeletal malformations

Skin abnormalities

Skin discoloration

Skull deformities

Sleeping problems (insomnia)

Sloping forehead

Sloping shoulders

Slow-to-develop motor skills

Small bottom jaw

Small head size

Small upper jaw

Smaller bone of the leg below the knee (fibula)

Sores on your skin which itch or burn

Speech disorders

Speech problems

Spinal columnblood

Spinal columnblood i

Spondyloarthropathies

Sprengels deformity

Sternal protrusion

Stiffness in the hip or thigh

Stiffness in the joints and muscles

Stiffness in the knee

Stiffness in the knees (especially while walking)

Stiffness in the neck area

Stiffness in your lower back or other areas of your body

Stiffness that is worse in the morning or after rest

Stomach problems

Stooped posture

Such as the knee or ankle

Such as the ribs

Such as the tendons

Super numerary nipples

Sweat dysfunction

Swelling and inflammation around the affected area of your footblood

Swelling and redness around your joints

Swelling and stiffness

Swelling and warmth in the joints

Swelling around the knee joint

Swelling in ankles and feet (edema)

Swelling in other parts of the body

Swelling in the knee or ankle area

Swelling in the legs or feet

Swelling in your joints or other parts of your body

Swelling of the affected bones

Swelling of the feet and ankles

Swelling of the joint

Swelling of the joint in the hip or thigh

Swelling of the lymph nodes

Swelling of the tibial tuberosity (shin bone)

Swelling of your ankles or feetb

Swelling of your fingers

Swelling of your joints and/or muscles

Swelling of your knee joint

Swollen breasts

Swollen fingers

Swollen fingers and toes

Swollen genitals

Tenderness over your patella - knee pain when you bend or straighten your knee

Tenderness to the touch on the area around your tarsal navicular b

Tenderness when pressed on the outside of the knee

Tenderness when pressing on the joint

That can make it difficult to walk at first but improve over timeblood

The ability to place the palms of the hands on the floor with the knees fully extended

The appearance of bowed legs and knock kneesblood in

The chronic onset of sharp or deep pain

The floor of the mouth

The initial symptoms are often malaise

The pain may radiate into the muscles innervated by the nerves in the compressed nerve roots

The patients of sms have a short trunk

The top of the foot touches the front of the lower leg

There is a higher incidence of joint dislocation and sprains of involved joints

Thoracic region deformations

Tightness and weakness in your calf muscles

Tightness in the chest

Tightness in the hip joint

Tingling or numbness in the feet and ankles

Tissue breakdown

Toenail dysplasia

Trouble bending your knees fully or straightening them completely

Trouble seeing at night and in dimly lit rooms

Trouble seeing in low light

Underdeveloped kneecap

Underdeveloped pelvis

Underdeveloped ribs

Underdeveloped shoulder blade

Unequal length of the arms and legs (asymmetrical growth)

Unusually short arms and legs and short stature

Upper limb defects

Variation in muscle tone

Vessel obstruction

Vision impairment

Vision problems

Warmth over the affected area

Weak face muscles

Weak facial muscles

Weak grip strength

Weak shoulder muscles

Weak upper arm muscles

Weakening hip muscles

Weakness in one arm

Weakness in one or both arms

Weakness in the arms and legs due to muscle atrophy (loss of muscle tissue)bl

Weakness of facial muscles

Weakness of lower legs and fee

Weakness of the muscles in abdominal walls

Weakness or a fe

When you lightly press on or close to your joint

Which may be painful

Which usually present in the form of ulcers

Widely spaced eyes

Your joint may not be able to move through its entire