Muscular Injuries

Penile Fracture: Treatment and Long-term Complications

A diagnosis of penile fracture specifically refers to the rupture of the corprora cavernosa, one of the two erectile tissues found in the penis. The other erectile tissue is called the corpora spongiosum, which contains the urethra. Thus, the urethra may also be injured in more severe cases. Penile fracture usually occurs when blunt force

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Throwers elbow

Even though throwers elbow is not as common as tennis elbow, it can be debilitating and painful. This condition is quite common among baseball pitchers but can also occur in any sport that requires a throwing motion, including javelin, cricket, volleyball and tennis. Throwers elbow can affect both the interior and exterior of the elbow.

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Peroneal tendonitis

Peroneal tendonitis involves the inflammation of the peroneal tendons which travel behind the lateral malleolus or the bony bit on the exterior of the ankle which causes swelling on the exterior ankle. To learn to recognize and manage muscle injuries and conditions including peroneal tendonitis, click here. Symptoms The symptoms of peroneal tendonitis usually include swelling

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