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Types of Orthopedic Surgery and Their Specifications

An orthopedic surgeon can use non-surgical methods to treat a wide range of orthopedic conditions, but if called for, they are also trained in a variety of surgical methods to bring a patient back to normal function. If a part of your body is not functioning properly, it can affect every aspect of your life…. 

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Can An Orthopedic Surgeon Treat Fractures?

Yes! Orthopedic surgeons can treat your fracture, i.e., a broken bone. An orthopedic surgeon is specialized in diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal system problems, including orthopedic fractures. Orthopedic fractures can result from sports injuries, falls, and traumas, such as car accidents. These fractures can range from a tiny crack in the bone to a break in… 

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Myths about Sports Medicine and Injuries

It’s no secret that doing physical activities regularly has several health benefits to people of all ages, however, it can also result in accidental injuries, some of which require complicated treatments. Prevention and recovery from sports injuries are considered an ongoing issue that athletes of all ages face. If you become injured while doing physical… 

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When to Seek Emergency Care for a Sports Injury

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), sports injuries account for one-fifth of all ER visits every year, with teens and young adults comprising about 66 percent of these visits. If you regularly engage in physical activity, regardless of whether it is in exercise or sports, you are at a greater risk for injuries—even… 

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How An Athlete Can Benefit From A Sports Medicine Doctor

Athletes push their bodies to the limit to meet their performance goals. Athletes go through intense workouts and engage in heavy physical activities, which makes them prone to injury. Sports medicine aims to optimize physical performance through the prevention, rehabilitation, and treatment of sports-related disorders and injuries. Athletes stand to reap many benefits by regularly… 

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From a Sports Medicine Doctor: Tips for Before and During Your Workout

Routine exercise has beneficial effects on both the mind and the body. Some you may know already, but others you may not yet realize. Sports medicine doctors highly recommend exercise because it elevates mood, improves the quality of sleep, promotes weight loss, helps control blood sugar and blood pressure levels, among many other benefits. In fact,… 

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What Can an Orthopedic Doctor Treat?

The musculoskeletal system is a complex web of hard and soft tissues that help you move smoothly and without pain. But when something goes awry, in most cases, you will feel pain, swelling, and a decreased range of motion. An orthopedic doctor can treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions including conditions affecting the bones,… 

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Which Sports Should Be Avoided After Knee Replacement

Your knees are no exception to the wear and tear that comes with age. The largest joint in your body (the knee) is also susceptible to overuse and trauma, which can significantly limit the activities you enjoy. One of the treatments you can explore when your knees begin to give way is knee replacement surgery…. 

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Most Common Injuries Treated by Sports Medicine Doctors

Sports and high-impact exercise can contribute to better health and make you feel great. Whether you are an amateur or professional athlete, engaging in your favorite sport can put you at risk of orthopedic injuries. Because sports injuries occur more and more in our health-conscious society – including among people who are getting older but… 

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