It’s part of living to get occasional aches and pains. Our bodies move all day long, and sometimes, we can experience injuries or develop conditions that lead to pain. However, if the aching doesn’t get better with time or go away with the RICE (rest, icing, compression, elevation) method, you could be looking at a
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Common Orthopedic Injuries During the Holidays
The holidays are a busy time even during a pandemic, and physical movement always carries with it a risk of injury. There’s also the colder weather, which can have a negative effect on your joints and the flurry of activity that comes with preparing, celebrating, and cleaning up during the holidays. Emergency rooms across the
Read MoreCommon Foot and Ankle Injuries from Football
Football players can be vulnerable to a number of different injuries on the field, particularly foot and ankle injuries. Such injuries can occur from a variety of factors, such as direct trauma during a tackle, running, or from side to side cutting. Some injuries can be complex and in order to treat them successfully, early
Read MoreWhy Would I Need to See an Orthopedic Doctor?
Did you know that you have approximately 300 joints and bones inside your body? Any of these joints are susceptible to various conditions, usually resulting in discomfort, pain, loss of mobility, or worse. Fortunately, orthopedic doctors specialize in treating conditions affecting your bones and joints. Let’s discuss why you would need to see an orthopedic
Read MoreWhy Sports Medicine Is Important for Athletes
Playing at the top of your game demands lots of energy, strong muscles, and intense joint movement. However, even the best athletes can overexert or injure themselves without proper guidance, and that’s where sports medicine comes into play. Medical doctors who practice sports medicine specialize in helping athletes maintain their peak performance, whether amateur or
Read MoreThe 5 Most Common Knee Injuries
You use your knee a great deal most days. All this stress on your knees can lead to injuries. You can also hurt your knees when you participate in sports or other physical activities. Certain injuries are more common than others, but an orthopedic doctor can help you find relief and prevent long-term damage in
Read MoreHow to Prepare for Hip Replacement Surgery
Hip replacement surgery can relieve the pain and stiffness caused by hip arthritis, and it can help to restore function to your hip joint – so you can walk much better. After recovering from the operation, it’s only a matter of time before you’ll be able to get back to doing the things you love
Read MoreHow Do I Know if I Have Knee Arthritis?
Does jogging not feel the same anymore? Has walking become more painful? If so, you might have noticed your knees swelling or being more stiff. What you are experiencing might not be just any knee pain or temporary strain – it could be knee arthritis. Arthritis is a group of diseases characterized by inflammation and
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About ACL Injuries if You Are an Athlete
When you’re an athlete, you put a great deal of stress on your body. You put yourself at risk of injuries for this reason. For some athletes, an ACL injury can occur. It’s important to understand the condition and recognize its signs, so you can receive the treatment you need, when you need it. About
Read MoreWhat is Minimally Invasive Joint Replacement?
Joint replacement surgery is a common surgical procedure performed to remove a damaged joint in the body and replace it with an artificial replica. There are many reasons why this type of procedure may be necessary. For example, arthritis is a common disease that deteriorates joints – many times beyond natural repair. This type of
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