Below are common questions patients ask when considering The Pain Relief Clinic as part of their care journey. What is The Pain Relief Clinic best known for? The clinic is known for providing non-invasive, medically supervised care that focuses on cl...
Read More >FAQ: Knee X-Ray in Singapore What is a knee X-ray used for? A knee X-ray is used to assess bone structure and joint alignment. It helps doctors evaluate: Fractures Joint space narrowing Bone spurs Alignment issues (bow-legged or knock-kneed) Advanced...
Read More >FAQ: MRI for Muscle Injury What is a muscle injury? A muscle injury occurs when muscle fibres are overstretched or torn, commonly during sports, exercise, sudden movements, or accidents. Severity ranges from mild strains to partial or complete tears....
Read More >FAQ: MRI for Ankle Pain With Normal X-rays What does it mean to have ankle pain with a normal X-ray? This means ankle pain persists despite X-rays showing no fracture or obvious bone injury. X-rays primarily assess bones, while many ankle problems in...
Read More >Normal X-rays Don’t Always Mean a Normal Ankle Ankle X-rays are excellent for detecting fractures and alignment issues, but many ankle problems involve ligaments, tendons, cartilage, or bone marrow changes—all of which are invisible on X-ray. Whe...
Read More >Foot Pain Can Be Disabling — Even When X-rays Look Normal Foot pain affects walking, standing, work, and daily life. Many common foot problems involve soft tissues, tendons, ligaments, or early stress injuries, which X-rays often cannot detect. Whe...
Read More >Normal X-rays Don’t Always Explain Hip Pain Hip X-rays mainly show bone alignment and arthritis. Many common causes of hip pain involve cartilage, labrum, tendons, muscles, or bone marrow, which are not visible on X-ray. When pain persists, MRI is ...
Read More >Normal X-rays Don’t Always Explain Hip Pain Hip pain can be difficult to diagnose because many important hip structures—labrum, cartilage, tendons, muscles, and bone marrow—are not visible on X-rays. When pain persists despite “normal” X-ra...
Read More >Normal X-rays Don’t Always Mean a Normal Shoulder X-rays mainly show bones and joint alignment. Many common shoulder problems involve tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and soft tissues, which cannot be seen on X-ray. When pain persists, MRI is often t...
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