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Chronic pain is not just a physical discomfort but a debilitating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It can range from a dull ache to an intense painful sensation and persist for months or even years. For those who suffer from chronic pain, everyday tasks such as sitting, standing, or walking become difficult and
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Postoperative Rehabilitation: The Role of Physical Therapy in Recovery
When it comes to recovering from surgery, most people associate a long period of bed rest with the healing process. However, what many don’t realize is that physical therapy plays a crucial role in postoperative rehabilitation. Whether you’ve had major back surgery or a minor knee procedure, incorporating physical therapy into your recovery plan can
Read MoreMinimally Invasive Orthopedic Procedures for Sports Injuries
Sports injuries can no doubt be a major setback for athletes. It negatively impacts both their performance and overall well-being. However, thanks to advancements in medical technology, there are minimally invasive orthopedic procedures that treat these injuries effectively. These procedures not only minimize the damage to surrounding tissues but also offer quicker recovery times compared
Read MoreAm I a Good Candidate for Orthopedic Surgery?
You use your musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, muscles, and other soft tissues) for just about every movement you make. Such heavy reliance can set you up for injuries and conditions, which can cause pain and other symptoms that can threaten your mobility and interfere with your quality of life. While conservative interventions are the first-line
Read MoreWhat to Ask an Orthopedic Surgeon About Repairs
As with any major decision, undergoing a surgical repair for your musculoskeletal injury requires considerable forethought and proper planning. You want to take every means necessary to ensure its success. Knowing the right questions to ask your orthopedic surgeon during your appointment is crucial for both making a well-informed decision and getting adequately prepared for
Read MoreCommon Types of Orthopedic Surgery
Dealing with a musculoskeletal injury or condition is always tricky, especially when discomfort from your problem keeps you off your daily activities and makes you search for an orthopedic surgeon to evaluate your condition. Things get scarier when your orthopedic surgeon mentions the possibility for orthopedic surgery. With that being said, you will also feel
Read MoreBenefits of Having an Orthopedic Surgeon for Your Family
Most of us already have a family doctor or a general practitioner to conduct our annual physicals, administer vaccinations, and keep tabs on our overall health. However, if your family is active and involved in sports, then it is in your best interest to partner with a family orthopedic surgeon as well. Orthopedic surgeons do
Read MoreQualifications For Becoming An Orthopedic Surgeon
If you or your loved one has a sprained ankle, dislocated a kneecap, or broken an arm, you likely need to see an orthopedic surgeon. An orthopedic surgeon or orthopedist is a physician who diagnoses, prevents, and treats disorders related to muscle, bone, tendons, ligaments, and joints. They employ both surgical and non-surgical treatments to
Read MoreNew Orthopedic Surgeon Location in Wentzville, MO
The orthopedic team at Advanced Bone & Joint has expanded to another location in Wentzville, adding to our locations in St. Peters and O’Fallon. Some of our clients in St. Charles County have requested that we have a location closer to them, so we have happily obliged. Let’s talk about what an orthopedic surgeon is,
Read MoreAdults’ and Kids’ Exercises Post-Orthopedic Surgery
While recovering from orthopedic surgery, resting the area is vital in order to enable healing – but it’s equally important to keep the body moving. Regular exercise promotes blood flow to the injured site, prevents the muscles from getting stiff, and also prevents atrophy due to nonuse. As part of your rehabilitation, your medical team
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