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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, elevation will cause a change in physiological curvature and odd healing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, but it is recommended that you do not raise it too high. If you don't understand something, you can call me.
If you fall into a tail vertebra fracture while working, it is a work-related injury, and you should go to the hospital for treatment first, and then apply for work-related injury recognition, and at the same time apply for disability appraisal, and compensate according to the relevant standards. >>>More
Just ask the nurse to insert a urinary catheter!
I get up in a month, and I can walk for about 40 days, because I don't have energy on my feet, and I rely on crutches! It was also at that time that I could go to the side of the place... However, everyone's body is different. You just have to feel it yourself.
It shouldn't be a fracture, isn't there a "falling dog leg" said, it may be a muscle strain, it doesn't hurt, it's nothing, eating or something is normal and it's nothing, I think there may be a puppy in winning sympathy, pretending to be pitiful, I remember that my dog once dislocated, after going to the pet hospital to pick up the bone, that period of delicious and delicious service, a long time and still lame, one day suddenly found that it was not lame, maybe it was forgotten to pretend to be lame, jumping around, he called him, and then, he cocked its injured leg, The ears lay behind and made a complaining expression, as if to say, "I'm not okay!" ” >>>More
Hello, the solid wood floor care you are talking about should be to continue to wax the floor, right? >>>More