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What types of injuries can orthopedic sports medicine treat?

April 15, 2022

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An active lifestyle comes with its own set of risks. If you are active, which is the case with people who play sports, injuries are bound to happen. These injuries are classified as sports injuries and can be due to several reasons, such as lack of rest and hydration, poor biomechanics, overuse, and not warming

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Filed Under: Sports Medicine

Osteoarthritis: Hip Replacements Are On The Rise

March 25, 2022

Hip Replacement for Osteoarthritis

If you are experiencing pain, tightness, or stiffness in your hip, it could mean you have osteoarthritis. It is a very common condition that affects both adult men and women. More people suffering from osteoarthritis in the hips are now getting hip replacements to address these issues. Read more to learn why doctors recommend hip

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Fractured Your Bone? Here’s How You Can Help Heal It Fast

March 4, 2022

Bone Fracture

Bones are the hardest tissues in your body, but a high impact can cause a fracture. About 178 million bone fractures occur worldwide each year, as indeed a broken bone can happen to anyone in a variety of ways. How quickly a broken bone can heal depends on the bone’s location, type, and severity, as

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Sciatic Pain Treatment Options

February 25, 2022

Sciatica Pain

Most of us have sustained back pain of some sort, whether it’s mild discomfort or severe pain that knocks you off your feet. However, the back pain can spread to the legs and become debilitating in the case of sciatica. Sciatic pain is a prevalent complaint in the U.S., affecting up to 40% of the

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Filed Under: Lower Back Pain

Knee Replacement For Seniors: What You Should Know

February 11, 2022

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As you age, the cartilage in your knee joint wears down. This may cause activities you once enjoyed to become difficult to get through due to pain. Even taking a walk or carrying groceries upstairs may become difficult or inconvenient with knee pain. Your orthopedic doctor may talk to you about knee replacement surgery if

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Filed Under: Knee Joint Replacement

Questions To Ask Before Hip Replacement Surgery

January 20, 2022

Hip Replacement

If done successfully, hip replacement surgery can change your life for the better — it eliminates pain, increases mobility, and restores function. However, surgery is a big decision. No doubt you will have some questions and concerns. Here are a few things that you might want to ask your surgeon before undergoing hip replacement surgery.

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What Are the Causes of Neck and Back Pain?

December 3, 2021

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Neck and back pain can range from mild to severe and negatively affect your quality of life. Your work performance, leisure activities, and even your sleep can suffer if you are experiencing neck and back pain. To understand your condition better, get to know more about the possible causes of neck and back pain.  

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Does Your Knee Need Surgery? Here’s How To Know

November 5, 2021

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The knee is one of the strongest joints in the body, but it is not immune to disease, injury, and age-related degeneration. If you sustain a severe knee injury or struggle with a degenerative disease, one option that your doctor may consider is knee surgery. However, surgery isn’t a first-line treatment for knee problems. Your

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