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Tennis elbow hinders sports activities and everyday tasks. It features a number of persistent symptoms, which range from annoying and bothersome to debilitating. At our orthopedic facilities, our board-certified physicians care for a number of tennis elbow cases. Here are the symptoms and tennis elbow treatments that may affect you. What Is Tennis Elbow? Also…
Repetitive motions and improper ergonomics can lead to a common yet often debilitating condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). This condition affects millions, manifesting through pain, numbness, and tingling in the hand and arm. Prevention techniques and effective treatment are critical in reducing your risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome at work or managing…
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) plays a vital role in our ability to perform high-impact activities, making it an essential component for athletes across a myriad of sports. Unfortunately, ACL injuries are common. Often, they require surgery and a lengthy period of rehabilitation to return to the field, court, or track. The journey from the…
Have you ever experienced a sharp or nagging pain around your hip area, especially after a long day of activity or sitting? This discomfort could be more than just fatigue. It might be hip bursitis pain, a condition that affects many people, making everyday tasks challenging. Understanding hip bursitis and knowing how to manage its…
The risk of injury, including concussions, is always present when it comes to sports, especially for high-intensity activities. These injuries not only impact the physical well-being of athletes but also their mental health and future in sports. This article aims to shed light on concussions, focusing on orthopedic concussion management and considerations. Orthopedic Considerations Here,…
The road to recovery following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) surgery is a pivotal phase that demands dedication, patience, and a clear understanding of the rehabilitation process. Successful ACL surgery rehab is not just about healing from the surgery. It is also about regaining strength, flexibility, stability, and confidence in your knee to return to your…
While commonly associated with young athletes, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries in older adults can result from everyday activities, leading to pain, instability, and a decreased quality of life. Understanding ACL replacement in older adults—its challenges, considerations, and the advancements in treatment options—is essential for those facing this condition and their caregivers. This article aims…
Orthopedic surgery on the knee usually impacts mobility and function. With anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repair to treat an ACL tear, the doctor reconstructs the ligament, which may involve the use of a tissue graft. For active individuals, such as athletes, surgery is sometimes the best option to restore them to their prior level of…
Rehabilitation following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) surgery is a critical phase in the recovery journey for individuals seeking to regain optimal knee function and return to their desired level of physical activity. However, this process is not without its challenges, as there can be roadblocks to a successful post-operative rehabilitation that patients may experience. In…
An Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tear can be a result of sudden twisting motions of the knee or a direct blow to it. A tearing of the ACL ligament often requires surgery to allow the individual to return to their daily activities sooner, especially for active individuals. Age and activity level are two important considerations…
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