Sentences with phrase «bear weight on»

Symptoms of a Lisfranc injury include overall swelling and bruising of the foot — in particular, bruising to the arch, pain in the middle of the foot and inability to bear weight on the foot.

OrthoPets Toe - Up candidates must be able to bear weight on the affected leg as well as advance the affected limb forward during gait.

Excessively obese turtles may not even be able to bear weight on their legs on land and sit beached, like paperweights, until they are back in the water and buoyant.

When the ligament is torn, there is a shearing force that results when your dog tries to bear weight on the leg.

The veterinarians at the Veterinary Center examined Tikki and saw that she couldn't bear any weight on that leg, so they decided an x-ray was the first step to figuring out what was going on.

The history usually involves a rear leg suddenly so sore that the dog can hardly bear weight on it.

After three days he is still reluctant to bear weight on that leg and limps.

You may observe your pet limping or appearing unable to bear weight on the front leg.

Doctors have noticed improvement in his motor function, and he is able to bear some weight on his hind limbs.

The dog may be unwilling to bear weight on the involved hind leg.

He couldn't bear any weight on his front left leg, and it seemed to cause him a lot of trouble.

He couldn't bear any weight on his front left leg, and it seemed to cause him a lot -LSB-...]

He was shockingly thin and could not bear any weight on his back left leg.

Some pets might be able to bear weight on the limb, or not be able to walk at all.

With traumatic cruciate rupture, the usual history is that the dog was running and suddenly stopped or cried out and was then unable to bear weight on the affected leg.

Dogs tear this ligament during high impact play or after years of weakening of the ligament resulting in pain so intense that the dog will not bear weight on the limb.

After one treatment, she was able to bear weight on her back legs, after two treatments, she was walking, and after three treatments, she was running!

Muphie was unable to bear any weight on her right hind leg.

Not only was this ailing senior left to wait out the storm with a fractured leg, but three weeks post-surgery and approximately two months since sustaining the injury, she's still unable to bear any weight on the leg.

When they are declawed, they are forced to bear weight on the cartilage that was meant to shield joint space, and could be why cats would choose to urinate in a soft surface like a carpet instead of a rocky gravel like a litter box.

Should your Havanese have a luxating patella it may show signs of lameness or refuse to bear weight on his / her knee.This may happen only occasionally or frequenetly depending on the severity of the patella luxation and also the activity (ies) your Havanese is doing at the time.

Water's buoyant and light resistance properties combined with heat makes hydrotherapy an ideal treatment and / or exercise for dogs who: 1) can not bear weight on their joints, 2) are recovering from surgery, 3) need exercise that won't aggravate an existing condition or 4) need the progression of degenerative conditions slowed down.

It is difficult for the cat to bear weight on the leg without it collapsing.

Pete allowed Dr. Latney to attach the prosthetic to his leg, and he was even able to bear weight on it.

He couldn't bear any weight on his front -LSB-...]

We need to make sure to awaken the thoracic area before we do any poses that require us to hold the arms overhead, especially if we intend to bear weight on the hands.

If you have been told that you can not bear weight on one of your feet, check with your doctor to see if you can swim or use a stationary bike.

I have been ill for over a decade with MS, scleroderma, RA and diabetes and progressively going downhill until this past February I was confined to a wheelchair my arthritis had made it impossible to bear any weight on my feet, just flexing them was excruciating.

That said, there are other ways to gauge when should baby crawl: if by 7 - months - old baby feels loose or floppy in your arms or refuses to bear any weight on the legs after multiple attempts to support her while standing, a call to your pediatrician may be in order.

You can also place her on her tummy over the lower part of your leg, knees bent under her in a sort of kneeling position so her chest rests on your leg and encourage her to put her hands down on the floor to bear weight on them.

Many babies do not begin to bear weight on their feet when held in a standing position until they are between 6 - 9 months old.

At this age you can expect your infant to roll over (front to back), bear weight on his legs, sit with support, hold up his head and chest and support himself on his elbows if he is on his stomach, pull to a sitting position and hold on to a rattle.

Other helpful ways you can encourage crawling is by elevating your baby's upper body to force her to bear weight on her knees.

Many babies will bear weight on their legs within the first months of life, though they won't be able to support themselves until much later, so don't try to get them to balance on their own.

At first she may on rest of her head on the ground but soon she'll start to lift and turn her head, push up on her elbows, bear weight on her hands and even reach for toys.

I don't know what your daughter looks like on the floor, but from your description, it sounds like she does not bear weight on her hands with straight / extended elbows very much... that she is most likely spending time on her forearms.

A swing or bouncer might be fun for a little while, but since this is also the age when infants can bear weight on their legs, it can make trying a jumper a lot of fun.

Wait until your baby is able to hold her head up without assistance and can bear weight on her legs before putting her into a jumper.

It is a common developmental milestone that babies begin to bear weight on their legs by about 2 to 5 months.

Place a mirror in front of him and place toys to the left and right side, encouraging him to bear weight on one hand while reaching for a toy with his other hand.

Gently rock him back and forth so he is encouraged to bear weight on both hands and knees.

She doesn't bear weight on her legs.

Since he is crawling reciprocally & can bear weight on both legs and stand if you place him in a standing position, those are all good skills.

Red flag: If your child doesn't bear some weight on her legs when you hold her up by 7 months, or can't sit unsupported by 9 months, check in with her doctor.

Baby can bear weight on their legs, recognise your voice, turns towards loud sounds and bring their hands together.

For the same reason, don't let your baby bear weight on frost - nipped parts — by crawling or walking, for example.

Now baby can likely bear weight on her legs, so consider purchasing the new slip - on diapers.

Usually they are slow to heal because there's no extra skin around your heel, so you can't bear ANY weight on it for weeks, otherwise the stitches will come off.

So they would die faster, as they could no longer bear their weight on broken legs.

Your baby has probably been bearing weight on her legs since she was just a few months old.