Orthopedic Injuries, Conditions, and Treatments An orthopedic doctor treats common conditions and injuries that affect muscles, joints, bones, ligaments, and tendons. When these areas of the body are affected, a specialist will diagnose the issue and create a personalized treatment plan. The top-rated doctors at OSMC provide the best care for orthopedic conditions and injuries
Read MoreIs There a Difference Between an Orthopedist and an Orthopedic Surgeon?
Orthopedist vs Orthopedic Surgeon An orthopedist and an orthopedic surgeon sound similar because they are both highly skilled providers who can treat various injuries and conditions of the musculoskeletal system. Each provides diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and rehabilitation of issues related to muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons. The difference between an orthopedist and an orthopedic
Read MoreAchilles Heel Pain and Treatment Options
Achilles Heel Pain: Causes, Treatment and FAQs. Are you experiencing pain or burning near your heel or on the back of your leg? Perhaps you have a limited range of motion when flexing your foot? Do you have warmth around your heel or along the tendon? Are you wondering if you should visit an orthopedic
Read MoreGetting a Hip Replacement After a Serious Injury
Here’s what you should know about getting a hip replacement after a serious injury. What is a Hip Replacement? Total hip arthroplasty, which is another name for hip replacement surgery, might be an option if hip pain is getting in the way of daily life and non-surgical treatments haven’t worked or aren’t working anymore. During
Read MoreThe Link Between Video Games and Carpal Tunnel
Chances are you know a Gamer! Chances are…. you are one! And, no matter their age, a video game lover can and may experience carpal tunnel syndrome. What is exactly is carpal tunnel and how can the pinched nerve problem be prevented for those who love video games? What are the Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel?
Read MoreCrutch Training Part Two
Part 2 of John DeVries, PT and RJ Perry, PTA review crutch use and proper fitting.
Read MoreSprained Ankles vs. Broken Ankles: How To Tell The Difference
Was it a slip on the ice? A run down a ski hill that didn’t end well? Or perhaps a LEGO® you didn’t see while traversing through your family room. However it happened, your ankle is killing you. It’s swollen, hurts to walk on, turning lovely shades of black and blue, and it isn’t very
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