Injury and diseases that affect the musculoskeletal system are known as Orthopedic Disorder. This system is made up of bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and joints. While doing our daily work we may find it painful in our joints and muscles. Sometimes, the pain can be severe and you should visit an orthopedic Doctor. The injuries  may be due to accidents or from birth.

Some of the signs that show you work with orthopedic disorders are as follows. You should consult a doctor if you have any of these signs or symptoms.

• Pain in Shoulders

Having pain in the shoulders that often increases at night when you can hardly move, you should visit an orthopedic doctor. These are the symptoms of tendonitis.

• Numb Hands

It is possible that you have carpal tunnel syndrome if you feel like you have a tingling in your thumb, middle, or index finger or when you feel like you are often dropping things from your hands. If you see any of these signs, visit an orthopedic doctor.

• Climbing Stairs

If you have trouble walking or climbing stairs there may be a possibility that your joints in the knees and hips are deteriorating. Pain that lasts for more than six months is a sign of joint damages.

• Twisted Ankles

Stepping on an object or walking on uneven ground can cause twisting of ankles. If you have swelling, pain in the outside of an ankle or bruising, they all are all signs of twisted ankles.

• Painful Joints

If pain lasts for more than 6 months in your joints it means something is wrong with the joints. It means that the bones of the joints are rubbing something. The pain can be due to inflammation or swelling. All these are a sign of arthritis.

• Pain from Motions

One which requires repetitive movements can cause stress injuries in tendons, nerves, and muscles. It causes severe pain and uncomfortable feeling in the upper body.

• Swelling in Joints

Swelling in the joints can be a sign of bursitis. A bursa is a sac that is filled with fluid. It protects muscles, bones and tendons from rubbing each other.

• Injury

If you have pain and injury due to collision or an accident it can lead to a fracture. It means you have a crack or a break in a bone.

• Weak and Stiff muscles

You can have a muscle contusion if you are experiencing pain or swelling when you have an injury. These injuries happen when a muscle is hit by an object.

• Swollen Wrist

You can have a sprained wrist if you accidentally fall or land on your hands. Sprain is the stretching of the ligaments. Pulling these ligaments causes pain in your wrist.

• Back Pain

If you have back pain it can cause ligaments and muscle strains. These can cause severe pain that can last for months.

• Neck Pain

During an injury if you have a neck pain it can be due to a  pinched nerve or neck sprain.

• Hip Pain

If you experience pain in the hips that lasts for more than six months it can be due to fractures or bursitis.

• Leg Injury

If you have an accident or a bad fall and experience leg injury that takes time to heal but the swelling isn’t going away it means that you can have a fracture.

• Spine Injury

After an accident spine injury can cause severe pain. But, if the pain is not going away it means that there is a possibility of a fracture.

• Pain in Elbows

If you are experiencing pain in the elbows that is not going away you need to see a doctor. It can be due to bursitis, fracture or arthritis.

• Foot Injury

If you are facing a foot injury it will take time to heal. But if the pain does not go away after months it means that it has sprains.