Wow! As far as I know, the only reliable way to test for a stress fracture is via x-ray. Head for a good sports doctor and have him/her check you out. Pain is not normal, and it is unsafe to run
Pelvic Fracture May Increase Tra ...by
Dr. Rubens D.
Pelvic Fracture May Increase Trauma Patients' Risk of Death
But it is only one variable among many, and some are more strongly associated with mortality
23 dec 2009-- In trauma patients, pelvic fracture...
Fracture dancingby
Stuart G.
before alarm bells are rung and patients are left wondering if they are heading towards death’s door...: sore throat, sore head, aching legs, back ache and neck ache. No vomiting, no rash, no photophobia...
Heads Up To Soccer Moms!by
Dr. Mike Magee
. Those who reported “heading” the ball more then 1000 times per year were likely to have changes on their MRI’s... of head hits, it’s not. Many of the practice drills young players use involve “heading” the ball back...
Run Well! - Stress Fracturesby
Amy H.fracture, which would stop the blood supply to the head of the femur, leading to a possible avascular....
Stress fractures are microfractures which occur as a result of repetitive loading of the bone...
Hip Fractures and ABCsby
Respiratory Therapy
PC over at Street Watch: Notes of a Paramedic has a fascinating article on hip fractures.
It’s... Medical Dispatch which states that a hip fracture is not a prehospital emergency...