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It is undeniable that being physically active or playing sports does wonders for your body. However, they also increase your risk for sports injuries. Sports injuries are the acute (sudden) and chronic (long-term) injuries that a person sustains during a physical activity, sport, or occupational task. A sports medicine physician is a medical doctor who…
Wrist pain can be discomforting at best and debilitating at worst. The wrist pain often goes away on its own, while other times, it persists even after conservative treatments and indicates an underlying problem that requires medical attention. The underlying cause of wrist pain can range from minor injuries to serious medical conditions. Finding the…
If you have received a diagnosis of advanced osteoarthritis of the knee joint and are experiencing debilitating knee pain, stiffness, and swelling, it is advisable to consider knee replacement as a permanent solution to your knee pain. Knee replacement, as its name implies,is a surgical procedure in which your malfunctioned knee joint or its components…
Arthroscopic knee surgery is one of the most commonly performed minimally invasive surgical procedures in the United States. Arthroscopic knee surgery involves the use of adevice, known as an arthroscope, to see the inside of the knee joint and repair the damaged joint. If you have knee pain that is not getting better with conservative…
Sports medicine physicians are specialists in musculoskeletal injury treatment and prevention. These doctors treat athletes and non-athletes who have physically active lifestyles, which they want to maintain but also increases their risk of developing injuries. Sports medicine physicians are an indispensable part of most athletes’ healthcare teams. Let’s explore the important role they play in…
Sports injury prevention is critical to staying in the game and performing at peak levels for athletes. It is no secret that an injury sidelines athletes, and there are many variables for how long it takes to make a complete recovery from it. Other aspects such as rehabilitation are critical before an athlete is ready…
Arthroscopic knee surgery involves the use of highly advanced techniques for repairing the inner structures of the knee that have sustained a severe injury. It can be used to diagnose and repair damaged ligaments and cartilage, fix fractures, or remove inflamed synovial tissue. The surgery has a high success rate in achieving the goals of…
Wrist pain can significantly impact daily life. From the time you wake up in the morning to the time you go to bed, your wrists are used thousands of times at home and work. As a result, excessive use of the wrists can unfortunately lead to overuse injuries and uncomfortable symptoms. Whether caused by injury,…
Diabetes is a chronic health condition that causes the individual to have high blood glucose levels, which can affect almost every bodily system, including the feet. “Diabetic feet” is a term used to describe the feet of individuals with diabetes that are starting to have symptoms. The feet of individuals with diabetes need specialized care…
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure to diagnose and treat a wide range of knee conditions and injuries. Thousands of people in the United States undergo this procedure every year to alleviate knee pain, reduce inflammation, and increase knee mobility. However, with so many knee arthroscopic surgery options available, it can be challenging to…
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