Orthopedic surgeons are highly trained physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, diseases, and injuries. They offer not only surgical solutions, but also a wide range of nonoperative therapies which improve movement, relieve pain, and help people regain [Read More]
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Reasons Why Your Feet Hurt When Walking
Our feet are intricately designed to take us places while bearing our weight. However, when we’re putting too much pressure on our feet – especially when we don’t stop to take occasional breaks during an active day – then they can begin to hurt when we walk. Experiencing foot pain due to overuse [Read More]
Let Our Orthopedist Help You With Your Acute or Chronic Back Pain
Have you ever had a mild, dull ache in your back and can't find a solution for it? Or maybe even minor movements trigger sharp and shooting pain? Well, you're not alone. Back pain can affect anyone, whether young adults or the elderly. The pain can either focus on a specific area or affect the [Read More]
Treatments for Foot Pain
Foot pain can be debilitating because of the affect it can have on our lives. Our feet are crucial to us moving around and being active. When foot pain develops, it can hinder your movements and prevent you from doing the things you love. If you suffer from foot pain, it’s important to get prompt [Read More]
Bulging Disc vs. Herniated Disc
The spinal column comprises the vertebrae, discs, and spinal cord. Each set of two adjacent vertebrae in the spine have a cushiony disc between them. The disc protects the vertebrae from rubbing against each other when the person bends their torso backward, forward, or to the sides, providing smooth [Read More]
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip
In a healthy human hip, the ball portion of the upper thighbone is covered by the hip socket. When the ball portion of the thighbone isn’t completely encased, the hip joint can become dislocated, causing the ball to become loose in the socket – a condition known as developmental dysplasia of the [Read More]
Arthroscopy Benefits vs. Open Surgery
When your doctor has recommended that you have surgery on one of your joints, it’s a good idea for you to know and understand what your choices are. With sports-related injuries, there are typically two approaches: arthroscopic surgery and traditional open surgery. Each of these types has its [Read More]
Mobile Devices and Neck Pain
If you spend a few hours or more on your phone, tablet, or other handheld device and are experiencing neck pain, you might not be surprised to hear that there's a connection between the two. Mobile devices are almost impossible to avoid, and many people spend a lot of time on them for leisure and [Read More]
What Is Frozen Shoulder?
The term frozen shoulder is the common name for adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder, when connective tissue around the joint becomes inflamed and stiff. A frozen shoulder is exactly what it sounds like: the joint of the shoulder becomes unable to move in certain directions and may be accompanied [Read More]
Things Your Feet Say About Your Health
Doctors often refer to feet to decode and reveal signs of certain diseases or conditions. Not only do feet bear the full weight of the body, they are also excellent diagnostic indicators. Now you can keep an eye on your feet for clues to your health. Here are some of the things that your feet say [Read More]
