2023

How an Orthopedist Can Help You Recover After a Work-Related Accident

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When you experience a work-related accident, it can be a physically and emotionally challenging time. Whether you've suffered from a fall, a repetitive motion injury, or a traumatic accident, seeking the right medical care is essential for your recovery. One crucial healthcare professional to turn to is an orthopedist specializing in treating musculoskeletal injuries. This blog post will explore how an orthopedist can help you recover after a work-related accident and get you back on your feet.

4 December 2023

How Sports Medicine Can Help You Manage Your Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome And Stay Active

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Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a collective term for a broad group of connective tissue disorders that typically manifest, in its most common form, with hyperflexible joints and overly stretchy skin that can have problems healing.  While people with EDS can and do have active lifestyles, physical activities and sports can present unique challenges. Many people who have EDS can highly benefit from using sports medicine strategies that are tailored to their specific needs by focusing on helping the patient learn more about how to develop more strength and stability in their joints.

20 July 2023

Know Your Potential Treatments For An Achilles Tendon Rupture

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It can be very painful to experience an Achilles tendon rupture and it will require the right type of treatment to recover successfully. That's why it's important to know your options so that you can get on the right road to recovery quickly and safely. Non-Surgical Treatment Depending on the severity of the rupture, your doctor may recommend a non-surgical treatment. You'll need to wear a brace, boot, or cast on your foot to immobilize the ankle, which will allow the tendon to heal on its own over time.

26 May 2023

2 Times You Should See A Heel Pain Doctor

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Heel pain can be debilitating. When dealing with heel pain, it may be difficult to figure out what's happening and if you should go to the doctor. With some issues, going to the doctor isn't as necessary as with others. For example, if your feet hurt because you went hiking, your heel pain may disappear after a couple of days because your feet are just tired, and once they get a break, they can start to feel better.

15 February 2023