Posts Tagged ‘treating sports injuries’
Preventing Back Pain During Fall Activities
Preventing Back Pain During Fall Activities Whether you’re suffering a lifetime of ongoing chronic pain or simply still recovering from a more recent temporary injury, this time of year poses special concerns, particularly for those dealing with back pain. Everything from the change in weather to the activities common to the season can have an…
Read MoreInnovative Treatments for Golfer’s Shoulder
Innovative Treatments for Golfer’s Shoulder Golfer’s shoulder is a common condition that affects the rotator cuff and muscles of the shoulder. It can occur due to repetitive movements such as swinging a golf club, throwing a ball, or playing tennis. If you experience pain in your shoulder, you likely have a golfer’s or swimmer’s shoulder…
Read MorePhysical Therapy Benefits for Treating Pain
Physical Therapy Benefits for Treating Pain Pain conditions can regularly be treated through the use of physical therapy. It is among the safest and most effective methods for managing pain, according to the CDC. Medications only mask the pain sensations, whereas physical therapy uses movement, hands-on care, exercise, and education to treat pain and help…
Read MoreTop 10 Most Common Sports Injuries
Top 10 Most Common Sports Injuries Sports injuries are common in children and adults. There are hundreds of different types of injuries that are caused by sports. Some body parts are more susceptible to injury than others and the top three injuries make up for the majority of all sports-related injuries. Let’s talk about the…
Read MoreUsing Biologics to Repair Partial Rotator Cuff Tears
Using Biologics to Repair Partial Rotator Cuff Tears A rotator cuff is a class of four tendons that function as the primary stabilizers for the shoulder joint. They attach to the humerus (upper arm bone) and insert into the glenoid fossa (where it meets up with the scapula). Partial rotator cuff tears are tears in…
Read MoreCell-based Therapies for Hip and Lower Back Pain
Cell-based Therapies for Hip and Lower Back Pain Whether due to degenerative arthritis or injury, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality reports that more than 450,000 total hip replacements are performed annually in the United States. Even though this is major surgery and requires hospitalization and lengthy rehab, many patients with chronic hip and…
Read MoreDiabetic Neuropathy Treatment What to Expect
Diabetic Neuropathy Treatment What to Expect Diabetics’ numbers continue to rise every year. Recent statistics show that 11% of the total US population has diabetes. This means that every 17 seconds, an American is diagnosed with diabetes. Diabetes is considered the fastest-growing chronic disease. It is estimated that by 2045 700 million adults will have…
Read MoreIdentifying and Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Identifying and Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome If you have been experiencing a tingling or numbness in your hands after a long day of typing, you may be suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome. What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Your carpal tunnel is the median nerve which runs down the palm of your hand. It provides the…
Read MoreBiologics for Sports Medicine-Not Just for the Pros Anymore
Biologics for Sports Medicine-Not Just for the Pros Anymore Biologics have been used in sports medicine for decades to heal injuries and repair knee dislocations, patellar tendon ruptures, andligament and rotator cuff tears. Even 12 years ago, the results of cellular therapy were remarkable – and doctors were just getting started. In an article on…
Read MoreSigns and Symptoms of a Sports Injury
Signs and Symptoms of a Sports Injury Sports injuries are injuries that happen when playing sports. Anyone is liable to find themselves injured from sports, there is no age limit on sports-related industries. What people may not know is that there are two types of sports injuries; acute and chronic. Acute injuries occur suddenly and…
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