Diacerein is a new medication in the anti-inflammatory drug class, prescribed to treat symptoms in patients with osteoarthritis of the hip or knee, with a slow-acting effect.

Glucosamine is a naturally occurring element in your body, but it is also a substance that needs to be supplemented. Today, there are many products and functional foods about Glucosamine on the market that are used in the treatment of bone and joint diseases. Because it is produced in the form of functional foods, people can buy and use it easily, many people even do not need to consult a doctor. But not everyone knows whether to take Glucosamine before or after meals? When is the best time to take it?

Adequate calcium intake is essential for maintaining healthy bone mineral density in the elderly. Calcium deficiency is a risk factor for osteoporosis and fractures. Calcium supplementation is often recommended for people with inadequate calcium intake or with osteoporosis to prevent deterioration in bone strength. However, a significant percentage of people worldwide are not getting the calcium they need. So we need to understand the problem of calcium supplementation properly.

Calcium supplementation is often recommended for individuals whose diets do not provide enough calcium. However, incorrect calcium supplementation can increase the risk of cardiovascular and kidney-related diseases, and may even be associated with a higher risk of mortality.

Bow-legs occur in most young children. The curvature of the legs usually corrects itself after the child turns 2 years old. The cause of Bow-legs is that toddlers often sway from side to side instead of moving forward, causing their legs to become bowed.

A dislocated shoulder is an injury where the upper arm bone pops out of the socket, which is part of the shoulder blade. If you suspect your child has a dislocated shoulder, seek medical attention immediately.

This article is professionally consulted by MD, Specialist level I. Nguyen Thanh Hai - Radiologist, Department of Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital. Musculoskeletal disorders involving the shoulder joint have become increasingly common. Previously, contrast-enhanced shoulder joint X-rays were the preferred diagnostic tool. However, nowadays, non-invasive imaging techniques have advanced, including shoulder joint ultrasound. This technique not only supports examination and diagnosis but is also used by physicians as part of the treatment for some conditions.

A herniated disc is a condition wherein the nucleus pulposus protrudes from the outer fibrous layer of the disc, subsequently compressing adjacent structures and causing pain in patients. Therefore, X-rays are unable to detect the condition in its early stages; however, when the nucleus pulposus has extensively extruded, compressing nerve roots and encroaching upon the spinal cord, X-rays may assist in the diagnosis.

Muscle Abscess due to Bacterial Infection is one of the common infectious conditions in internal medicine, resulting from the inflammation of skeletal muscle due to the invasion of specific bacterial pathogens. Although it does not directly threaten the patient's life, a muscle abscess caused by infection requires prompt diagnosis and treatment to avoid potential complications.

(SKDS) – Exercise helps us stay healthy and look good, but few people know that proper breathing during workouts is actually a key factor that brings numerous health benefits. These include stress reduction, improved blood circulation, detoxification, and, notably, proper breathing helps strengthen the abdominal muscles and reduce belly fat as desired.