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Something....Something.

Something happens somewhere.
Something else develops elsewhere!

தென்னை மரத்தில் தேள் கொட்டினால்
பனை மரத்தில் நெறி கட்டுமாம்!

It looks far fetched and resembles a forced farce, rather than a truth.

I came to know recently that a knee surgery needs a clearance from the dentist
that the prospective patient does NOT have any infection in the teeth.

What may the connection between the teeth and the knees?
மொட்டைத் தலையும் முழங்காலும் போல?

The infection in the teeth can and does get transmitted to the operated knee causing endless post operative problems.

I remembered my neighbour and a friend who would get a plum sized and plum coloured growth in her operated knee joint. It would get drained but will reappear ASAP!

Maybe the popular hospitals had a monthly target for such operations and did not care to make sure about the teeth being healthy.

Nip the evil in the bud. Treat the problem when it is identified!

Something smaller which gets neglected will appear as something bigger and more dangerous - which can't be neglected anymore!

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 459541" data-attributes="member: 16936">Something....Something.Something happens somewhere. Something else develops elsewhere!தென்னை மரத்தில் தேள் கொட்டினால் பனை மரத்தில் நெறி கட்டுமாம்! It looks far fetched and resembles a forced farce, rather than a truth.I came to know recently that a knee surgery needs a clearance from the dentist that the prospective patient does NOT have any infection in the teeth.What may the connection between the teeth and the knees?மொட்டைத் தலையும் முழங்காலும் போல?The infection in the teeth can and does get transmitted to the operated knee causing endless post operative problems. I remembered my neighbour and a friend who would get a plum sized and plum coloured growth in her operated knee joint. It would get drained but will reappear ASAP!Maybe the popular hospitals had a monthly target for such operations and did not care to make sure about the teeth being healthy.Nip the evil in the bud. Treat the problem when it is identified! Something smaller which gets neglected will appear as something bigger and more dangerous - which can&#039;t be neglected anymore! </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 459541, member: 16936"] [SIZE=5][B]Something....Something.[/B] Something happens somewhere. Something else develops elsewhere! தென்னை மரத்தில் தேள் கொட்டினால் பனை மரத்தில் நெறி கட்டுமாம்! It looks far fetched and resembles a forced farce, rather than a truth. I came to know recently that a knee surgery needs a clearance from the dentist that the prospective patient does NOT have any infection in the teeth. What may the connection between the teeth and the knees? மொட்டைத் தலையும் முழங்காலும் போல? The infection in the teeth can and does get transmitted to the operated knee causing endless post operative problems. I remembered my neighbour and a friend who would get a plum sized and plum coloured growth in her operated knee joint. It would get drained but will reappear ASAP! Maybe the popular hospitals had a monthly target for such operations and did not care to make sure about the teeth being healthy. Nip the evil in the bud. Treat the problem when it is identified! Something smaller which gets neglected will appear as something bigger and more dangerous - which can't be neglected anymore! [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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