Bruised Liver: Internal Injury Symptoms and First Aid Awareness in Canada A bruised liver, also known as a liver contusion, occurs when the liver is injured by a strong blow to the torso, causing internal bleeding within the organ. This type of injury is most commonly associated with motor vehicle collisions, falls, or significant […]
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Referred Chest Pain: Symptoms, Risks, and First Aid Awareness in Canada Referred chest pain is discomfort felt in the chest that may originate from another area of the body, such as the upper back or spine. While musculoskeletal issues can cause chest discomfort, chest pain should never be assumed to be harmless. In Canada,
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: Symptoms and First Aid Awareness in Canada Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) occurs when nerves and/or blood vessels are compressed in the space between the neck and shoulder, leading to symptoms that may affect the neck, shoulder, arm, and hand. This area—known as the thoracic outlet—contains important nerves and blood vessels that
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Sternoclavicular Sprain: Injury Risks and First Aid Awareness in Canada A sternoclavicular (SC) sprain occurs when the joint connecting the collarbone (clavicle) to the breastbone (sternum) is injured. This injury is usually caused by a direct blow to the shoulder or significant trauma, such as a fall or collision. Although uncommon, sternoclavicular injuries can
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Fractured Larynx: Airway Injury Awareness and First Aid in Canada A fractured larynx is a rare but potentially life-threatening injury involving damage to the voice box (larynx). It most often occurs after a direct blow to the front of the neck, such as during a vehicle collision, sports injury, or physical trauma. Because the
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Bacterial Pneumonia: Symptoms and First Aid Awareness in Canada Bacterial pneumonia is a lung infection that causes inflammation of the air sacs (alveoli), which may fill with fluid or pus. This reduces the lungs’ ability to exchange oxygen, making breathing difficult. Pneumonia can range from mild to life-threatening and requires medical treatment. First aid
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Iliopsoas Inflammation: Groin Pain Awareness and First Aid in Canada The iliopsoas muscle is a strong muscle group that helps lift the knee toward the chest and plays a key role in walking, running, and climbing. Inflammation of this muscle or its surrounding structures can lead to groin pain and reduced hip movement. Iliopsoas
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Groin Inflammation: Adductor Muscle Injury Awareness in Canada Groin inflammation occurs when the adductor muscles on the inner thigh become irritated or injured, most often due to overuse, sudden movement, or strain. These muscles help bring the legs together and play an important role in walking, running, and changing direction. Groin injuries are common in
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Hip Synovitis: Hip Pain and Limping Awareness in Children and Adults Hip synovitis is a condition involving inflammation of the hip joint lining, which can cause pain, stiffness, and difficulty walking. It may occur following physical activity, minor injury, or illness and is most commonly seen in young children. While hip synovitis is often
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Ischiogluteal Bursitis: Sitting Pain and Hip Injury Awareness in Canada Ischiogluteal bursitis occurs when the bursa located near the ischial tuberosity (the bone you sit on) becomes inflamed. A bursa is a small fluid-filled sac that helps reduce friction between bones and tendons. When inflamed, this condition can cause pain in the lower buttock
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