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What is an overuse injury? Have you had one or know someone who has? It turns out that this is a common problem and one that your sports medicine doctor can help with. What Are Overuse Injuries and Who Is at Risk for Them? Overuse injuries are a type of injury that occurs when a…
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…
Patients have many reasons for dropping by their orthopedic clinic. A primary physician may have recommended them to seek help from a specialist. It may also be that they have been battling with constant pain. Before any orthopedic pain becomes unbearable, it’s best to get a diagnosis from an orthopedist. Read on to learn how…
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…
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….
The Civil War, Pearl Harbor, 9/11 … America has faced many adversities in its history and has managed to emerge stronger in the aftermath. But how do you fight and defeat an invisible medical enemy – especially one as seemingly challenging as the global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic? The first step to overcoming any crisis of…
Arthroscopic surgery is a modern, minimally invasive procedure that allows surgeons to both inspect the internal structure of your knee and correct any abnormalities at the same time. After arthroscopy, patients do not have extensive wounds. Recovery after arthroscopy is also usually faster than after the more traditional “open” surgery. Nevertheless, some patients may continue…
If you are getting to a certain age where you start to have painful and stiff joints, you may a condition called osteoarthritis. Also called wear-and-tear arthritis, osteoarthritis affects millions of adults. The condition refers to inflammation in the joints and is often the result of wearing down of the cartilage that supports the smooth…
Your knees support your body’s weight and are essential to everyday activities like standing and walking. Knee pain is a common complaint among men and women, especially as we age. There are a variety of reasons why you may be experiencing knee pain. If you are having knee pain, talk to an orthopedic doctor to…
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