The prognosis for Leg length discrepancy depends on various factors, including the underlying cause, severity of discrepancy, and response to treatment.

With appropriate management, including conservative measures such as shoe lifts, physical therapy, or surgical intervention, individuals with Leg length discrepancy can often achieve improved function and quality of life.

Muscle fibrillar ruptures, also known as muscle strain or tear, can occur in different parts of the body, often associated with injuries of sports etiology and can vary in severity depending on the degree of the injury.

Trigger point infiltration is a medical procedure used to treat pain associated with myofascial trigger points, which are hyperirritable areas in the muscles that can cause localized pain, tenderness, and muscle stiffness. These trigger points can manifest as palpable knots or tight bands in the muscles and are common in areas of chronic muscle tension or muscle injuries.

Rhizolysis or denervation using thermal radiofrequency is a medical procedure used to treat chronic pain associated with osteoarthritis of the facet joints.