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If you are recuperating from an injury or surgery involving your bones or muscles, your physical therapist (PT) can help you get strong again so you can achieve a full recovery. This therapy will include various movements and noninvasive treatments that will address the injured portion of your musculoskeletal system as well as the rest…
Orthopedic doctors and sports medicine doctors are experts in treating orthopedic injuries and conditions, but their training and specializations are slightly different. Knowing the differences can help you make a better-informed decision when choosing between them. Let’s talk about the key differences between an orthopedic doctor and a sports medicine doctor. Orthopedic Doctors An orthopedic…
If you’re involved in sports, you’re likely aware of your increased vulnerability to injuries— namely muscle injuries. That doesn’t mean, however, that you should stop playing your favorite sport. All it takes is learning how to play safely, correctly, and efficiently. At Tri County Orthopedics in Farmington Hills in Michigan, our sports medicine specialists— apart…
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,…
Sports medicine is an important branch of orthopedics that serves patients with musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. A common misconception is that sports medicine only benefits athletes, but nothing could be farther from the truth. Patients of all ages and backgrounds can benefit from it. What is Sports Medicine? Sports medicine is a branch of orthopedics…
Sports medicine deals with evaluating, diagnosing, treating, and even preventing injuries that occur as a result of physical activities. Sports doctors also focus on nutrition and performance optimization for anyone who enjoys an active lifestyle. This medical specialization has become more established as the popularity of competitive sports has increased worldwide, and as people live…
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….
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…
