4 January 2022
Humans are bipedal, and they rely on their feet for structural support and mobility. People use their feet to balance and posture their bodies when standing and moving. Thus, it would be best to take care of your feet because they are an integral part of the body. Failure to take care of the feet results in multiple complications, such as leg, spinal, and back problems. Those who experience back problems, and other foot-related illnesses should consider visiting an orthopedic.
27 October 2021
Everyone should have a primary care doctor. Selecting that primary care doctor requires a little more than just pointing at a name on a page. Many primary care doctors have a secondary specialty. For instance, some primary care doctors are also sports medicine doctors. If you are a runner, this is the type of primary care physician you should look for. Here's why. They’ll Understand Your Goals The average person's goal, from a medical standpoint, may be to stay healthy enough to avoid serious disease.
19 July 2021
People commonly think of an orthopedist as a surgeon who specializes in correcting problems with bones and joints. While this is certainly true, these doctors also provide other therapies to help patients delay or avoid the need for surgery. For example, a person with shoulder osteoarthritis may benefit significantly from pain management strategies. Medication, specific exercises, gentle stretching, and electrical nerve stimulation are examples. A steroid injection for the shoulder also may be beneficial.
22 March 2021
Has your attorney or insurance adjustor suggested that you meet with an independent medical professional for an evaluation? An independent medical professional is there to review your medical records and provide an independent perspective on your diagnosis and treatment. During this examination, there are a few rules you are going to want to keep in mind about how you handle yourself. #1: Stay Truthful During your examination, you are going to want to stick to the truth.
28 October 2020
If you recently had a leg amputated, then you may be starting to think about getting a prosthesis. Not everyone who loses a leg gets a prosthesis, but many do. You will need to go through some healing, both mentally and physically, before being fitted for a prosthesis. So how do you know when it's the right time? Start by asking yourself (and maybe your physician) the questions below. How healed is the skin on the end of your remaining limb?
16 July 2020
Chronic orthopedic-related pain does not typically warrant the same aggressive or intrusive pain management options as more acute conditions, such as surgery or powerful pain medication. However, chronic pain does deserve to be addressed. While the health of the patient, the site of the injury, and the patient's lifestyle factors all influence what type of pain management methods are best suited, some standard practices are typically relied on. Injections Injections are a common option for chronic orthopedic-related pain.
29 May 2020
Certain medical conditions can cause severe pain in your hips and knees. Pain can be accompanied by inflammation, limited mobility, redness, increased temperatures over the affected area, and diminished range of motion. If you have one of the following conditions, your physician may refer you to a physician that offers joint replacement services to learn more about your surgical treatment options. Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis can cause extreme joint pain and inflammation.