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Iowa Ortho
United States
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As an Orthopedic Center of Excellence, the Iowa Ortho physicians provide the most comprehensive medical evaluations, plan of action and in-depth medical care available. Certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, the majority of Iowa Ortho's surgeons are fellowship trained and board certified in the state of Iowa.
Iowa Ortho offers a multidisciplinary approach to your care providing you a team of orthopaedic surgeons, physiatrists, pain management specialists, industrial medicine, podiatrists, physical therapists and highly trained ancillary professionals who bring their collective expertise together to provide the full scope of services.
Iowa Ortho has several locations throughout Central Iowa and the Des Moines area including Ankeny, Boone, Downtown Des Moines, Newton, Pleasant Hill, Pella, West Des Moines and additional rural areas. Please call 515-247-8400 to set up an appointment or request one online at www.iowaortho.com.
Iowa Ortho offers a multidisciplinary approach to your care providing you a team of orthopaedic surgeons, physiatrists, pain management specialists, industrial medicine, podiatrists, physical therapists and highly trained ancillary professionals who bring their collective expertise together to provide the full scope of services.
Iowa Ortho has several locations throughout Central Iowa and the Des Moines area including Ankeny, Boone, Downtown Des Moines, Newton, Pleasant Hill, Pella, West Des Moines and additional rural areas. Please call 515-247-8400 to set up an appointment or request one online at www.iowaortho.com.
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Urgent Injury Clinic - 30 second
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Iowa Ortho's Urgent Injury Clinic is open Monday-Friday, 7AM-7PM, and on Saturdays from 8AM-12PM in Johnston, IA. Visit www.iowaortho.com to learn more and reserve your timeslot.
Urgent Injury Clinic - 15 second
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Iowa Ortho's Urgent Injury Clinic is open Monday-Friday, 7AM-7PM, and on Saturdays from 8AM-12PM in Johnston, IA. Visit www.iowaortho.com to learn more and reserve your timeslot.
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Our staff is extremely grateful for the unwavering dedication of our doctors who consistently go above and beyond to deliver exceptional patient care. Your commitment and compassion to creating the best orthopedic clinic inspire us to be the best we can be for ourselves and our patients. The work environment you provide makes us feel valued, appreciated, and supported. Today, and every day, we ...
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I got 3 and g th get hurt
when that needle goes through your hand (mine is middle finger) you pretty much eject your entrails
Business is business :) surgery must be done and properly paid :)
How long does it take for 2 broken fingers to heal?
I have open fracture on my lower leg and it as been nine months now I have not recover .i was having ex fix but after the removal of the ex fix the doctor said that I will under go another operation after the wound is completely heal in the where the area were the operation will . please help me with way that can help me heal faster please help
My mum broke her finger - had surgery - had K wires. Theyre all removed now but she is struggling with bending her finger. They x rayed and said its fully healed, its just the tendon thats stiff and she has to push through the pain and just keep pushing her finger down and bending it. Shes in so much pain doing it though that she isnt doingnit enough. Will these injections help do you think?
Had many due to thumb arthritis, they hurt like hell.
Great doctor
I have : Comminuted minimally displaced fracture of the calcaneum extending from the tuberosity posteriorly to the subtalar articulation. Intra-articular minimally displaced fracture through the base of the little toe metatarsal. In accordance with the 5th metatarsal fracture All very painful espcially when swelling if i try to move aorund no surgery may need it, my friends have said that i need one and will be out for a while i play bowling - love walking......this does not help at all. Can anyone simplify the above of medical terms my GP says there is mutliple breaks but that is it! Not sure what to do. Whether keeping it off ground is doing good to wait additonally for an appt!?
I cracked my arm slightly how long will it heal
i broke my tibia
Broke my left thumb. Today's my first week. Still a long way to go. I can still move it though even if the bone wa exposed..
Va Va Va Voom!
I'm 5 days in to recovering from medial meniscus surgery and couldn't be happier. I can walk without any real pain in the meniscusitself, although my quads are still swollen and restricted from the tourniquet applied during the procedure. After 14 months of pain, it was misdiagnosed as arthritis and meniscus fraying, which didn't help. The orthopaedic surgeon resected the torn sections back to the stable edges and excised the medial plica, which wasn't indicated on the MRI, but that's apparently not unusual. It's a long road back for my 65 yo knee, but at least I now have options whereas my knee prior to the surgery was just so painful and debilitating nothing seemed possible. Thanks for the video.
After my accident I couldn't walk normally for 2 weeks , after 4 weeks I started walk without walking stick . Now after 7 week I feel nearly OK
As an update to my 3 month old comment, the surrounding muscles took several months to recovery from the tourniquet application, despite me being in the gym 6 days per week. I also developed prepetella bursitis that required another visit to the surgeon. I am finally able to start running again, although only shortish efforts at this stage. I am now quite hopeful that I will be able to return to running again, which was definitely not the outlook I had before the operation.
It hurt during the injection and after, for an hour or so; the pain after was excruciating making it impossible to relax. I took an Advil and iced it, it began to swell. After the hour or so, it finally stopped throbbing and tingling with pain; I was able to relax although dare not move my hand, it would trigger pain. The next day, I was unable to close my hand. The injection was in my palm for trigger finger of the middle finger. Hopefully it gets better and I get function of my right hand. The pain comes and goes when I try to bend my middle finger, so I don't.
I was not prepared at all for how painful it would be - all dr's said would be so quick and minimal pain: total BS. The lady before me I heard screaming from the waiting room but didn't realise why...never again. PS I didn't scream but swore terribly
im a 23 male non-smoker/vaper/drinker had a bike accident fracturing humerus and tibia, tibia was plastered while humerus has fixated with plate and 6 screws, tibia united in 5 months whereas humerus plate broke after 7 months, had another surgery with bone graft new plate and 8 screws, been 6 months and doctor has prescribed terifrac injections everyday, + calcium+d3+ multivitamins + arm brace. i have been set back more than a year can't work as cannot travel, running outta savings. SHOULD I BE WORRIED OF NON-UNION OR IS THIS MUCH TIME NORMAL? I STILL HAVE GAP IN THE FRACTURE SITE.
What’s the failure rate for TAR’s? I’m on deck in a few years as I’m only a year out from a trimal fracture/dislocation. My surgeon seems to think a joint replacement is waaaaaay better and no big deal
Yes I got 3 in my fingers and it really hurt 😢
Is it normal for my clavicle to still hurt even though it's been years
Good information thanks for sharing
You nailed it for me..pain going down front of my arm too besides the shoulder..Im 55 so thats about it for me lifting heavy weights anymore.. Since im older shoulder surgery probably wouldn't allow me to lift anymore i assume.. mentally this hurts more than physically..thanks for the information,God bless you 😇
Omg idk how this happened to me doctor said I have a large bone bruise and a lot more fragments on my knee I’m 30 years old and idk how my knee got dislocated I only got in the car and boom it snapped 😢😢😢
What is the longest it could take to heal a spinal stress fracture?
Broke my radius in my wrist. Been 4 months and it’s a struggle. No strength and I’m a very healthy active person
Me too last week
@@eagle_princess you’ll feel stronger by the 6 month. Try BPC-157 peptide. I seemed to heal faster. Naturally occurring amino acid
how old are you?
57
@@laurelledubois it’s been a year now. Pretty much 100% now. Still can get sore
My podiatrist showed me a very clean small crack and put me in a boot for 3 wks; i go back in 2 days...wonderin if that means I can be done w boot?
Whats the update?
My ankle fusion lead to amputation😔
Geezuz, how did that happen?
Thank you... I appreciate being direct and right to the point. Time is valuable and I appreciate not wasting it on unimportant dialogue... It's been a little over 3 months since my comminuted femur fracture however I smoked nearly 2 packs of cigarettes a day and I think that's delayed my recovery. I'm down to a few cigarettes a day now and that's helped along the calcium supplements significantly I believe. Walkers and wheelchairs suck!! And I now have a new found respect for anyone going through the struggle. 🙏
Ouch Communited fracture - I heard that word is a smash of multiple peices of breaks in a large bone - My docs says it is I have : Comminuted minimally displaced fracture of the calcaneum extending from the tuberosity posteriorly to the subtalar articulation. Intra-articular minimally displaced fracture through the base of the little toe metatarsal. In accordance with the 5th metatarsal fracture. Not sure how revoery is but all painful and feels loose when moving off the ground and the heel feels awful when trying to apply pressure - how you doing now?
I have a torn rotator cuff, but I don't want surgery
Just ask yourself what 10 yrs from now will bring if it’s a full thickness tear! My dad said that same thing and now he can’t use that arm much now
Hi i suffered from intense and severe neck muscle spasm while driving i had to pull over and call 911 it was so bad. They gave me an injection in my are. Can u tell me what medicine that was
Can a miscue tear heal with PRP?
Nope
Just had a total inbone ankle replacement today what brought it on was end stage arthritis and repeated cellulitis infections it was time to move on 🤙🏻
Gave you your first comment and 12th like..
I just had it done today for trigger thumb. Didn’t even know or have time to think, he just pulled out a needle.. I asked the doc, will it hurt!?? He said it WASN’T going to hurt him ONE BIT..👀😂
Did it hurt?
@@trickshotstudio3960 Not gonna lie, it hurt like 2x worse than a regular shot! But the weird numbness that came afterwards (due to the injected medication) lasted well over half a day & was even worse.. But the relief you get & swelling reduction is priceless!
@@bravokilo1972 I’m experiencing thumb pain, limited flexibility and this weird snapping-like thing.
@@bravokilo1972 did you use cold spray or numbing cream.
@@trickshotstudio3960 That’s it! Press down hard on the palm side of your thumb at the joint with the fingers of your other hand and you will feel a hard knot while flexing that thumb back & forth. That’s the swollen tendon popping inside of the tendon sheath.. That’s where you’ll get the shot, on that tendon knot that’s popping because it’s swollen and is hanging up. Normally the shot stops that friction by reducing the swelling, which stops the popping.. Good luck
In my case it took me 3 years to recover from the bone injury as we know it.😊
When you say “older patients”…. You mean 40 and up, 50..? Thanks in advance
Well I have a torn cuff . No pain in my arm , more like my shoulder blade . And shoulder. Every video they talk about a different pain . M.r.i. shows a bad turn cuff. But I can do anything with my shoulder it is a constant pain. So I don't know what your talking about. Have you ever had a turn cuff? And if not, how do you know what it feels like. And you please answer this question ? You never answered any questions from anyone. Why?
I met femur fracture 12 months back.I am diabetic.still not able to walk .Doctor advised wait for further four monthd
Hello , are you ok now? In how much time your bone healed?
great video! Very clear and short explanaition.
How about a hairline skull fracture through the eye socket and sinus?
That's my question, too!
@angiebell660 I had a neurologist tell me 6 months to a year. I stopped feeling mine after 5 weeks.
How about a hip replacement ?
This info is not true, I'm 67 and healed a torn meniscus, I forgot more than this doctor knows about the process.
Really! How did you heal it?
@@nicoleyap6070 An anti inflammatory diet, juicing (don't laugh it works), compression knee band, icing and elevation, strengthen the knee by swimming or an ebike, low impact movement to build the area around the knees strength and flexibility. The ebike was the big healer as it allows movement without overloading the knee with stress. The nutrients helped beyond what I could have ever imagined, losing weight was obviously big because it reduced the PSI of the joint. It took a diligent routine of all of these things to bring my knee to full recovery with no pain today, the added bonus was being super fit at 67 when my doctor said a knee replacement was my only option! I suggest the Electra Townie go ebike with the flat foot technology. The ebike allows the rider to simply select more assistance when needed when exertion is encountered. It worked and I'm literally speechless at the results. You can always get a knee replacement but you only have two originals so I'm grateful to God because I did pray that he would help me heal my knee. He did. Anti inflammatories like Advil were used sparingly from time to time but many natural plants and foods contain these same ingredients and basically that's where the drug companies developed the chemistry for these drugs. Best of luck to you.
@@nicoleyap6070 The compression knee band allows more blood flow to the area under compression thus lower inflammation and promoted healing of the existing area, I'm not a doctor but I am a believer in due diligence in everything, do the research, read what foods are inflammatory and which foods are not! It's all on the internet, don't eat shitty food for starters right away, no junk food! When the knee starts to improve don't stop the process and revert back to your old ways. Take care to not stress the knee as you go along, no heavy lifting or stupid moves that will reinjure the meniscus. Give the knee a chance to rebuild itself, it can be done, doctors aren't always right in their diagnosis and I have found a lot of times their flat wrong. You must be dedicated to healing not just your knee but the entire you.
How did u do it to heal fast it really troubles me
@billveek9518 thank you 😊
Sir where is your clinic my both ankles are in pain because of arthritis I need ankle replacement
Broke my arm basically clean in half... not gonna be fun.
I don't like that 😂😢
Anterior approach making a little noise when I first start walking It’s only day 2
The hip? Is it ok there on a brand new replacement
Right now i have meniscus injury
It's the most depressing thing
Same bro i walk as a lame person
Removing your meniscus ISN'T THE ANSWER! You may as well just get a knee replacement because that's what it leads to.
:( I removed mine. I didn’t know what else to do.
@@Bigwillproductionshow is your knee now?
Yep in most cases it leads to degeneration of the articular cartilage and joint space narrowing. The degree and speed at which arthritis develops depends on your age at the time of injury, weight going forward and activity level. Most people will develop osteoarthritis in their later year after such a procedure. If you had a large piece of the meniscus cartilage resected then you will go rapidly toward developing osteoarthritis. The progression of osteoarthritis can be slowed down using a meniscus transplant and knee cartilage resurfacing techniques by around 10 years. So if you have a meniscectomy you'll be ok on average for around 7-10 years. Then the pain arises . That's when it's time for a meniscal transplant and then a robotic partial knee 15 years and finally a total knee 20 years.
so what to do if someone cannot bend their knee at all (locking)?
@@annisaal-habsyithat is the question that needs answers, I could barely walk around the house, much less do any exercise. It's okay for some to "preach" against it, but what are the alternatives that enable us to remain active and sane?
Thank you I hope I don’t need surgery and lord please let it mind together please lord.
Hi I have a fracture foot and I pray that I don't need surgery but I'm a smoker😂
Would be pretty difficult NOT being able to tell when it is yourself with the shoulder (rotator cuff injury). Same story when you break your collar bone after only a fall too. In my mom's case she broke a collar bone long ago when the tractor she was trying to start on her own at around age 11 or so when it pushed her arm back suddenly. A collar bone injury visible on an X-ray may be going along with a rotator cuff injury. That is the only situation in which a patient would not be able to tell if they have a shoulder (rotator cuff) injury that I could think of..Tractors during the 1930's were built different than they are being built today. Not like the kind of tractor that premier of Alberta Daniel Smith has allegedly in the past had to often drive herself given how she is being portrayed in the media up here in Alberta, Canada right now with the help of her publicist.
What? Dude we are talking about rotator cuff injuries...wtf has Alberta got to do with this ?.
@@alexwood7753 🤣
I separated my collarbone two yrs ago, they think i tore my rotator cuff, but wasn’t an issue now I’m currently in constant pain