A sprained ankle can happen to anyone, whether stepping out of your house, exercising, or participating in sports. It is one of the most common injuries and occurs when the ligaments surrounding the ankle are stretched or torn. If you have experienced this condition, you might wonder what to expect during treatment. This blog will
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Signs of a Sprained Ankle
The arrival of winter also ushers in the winter sports season, which means many people end up in emergency rooms and orthopedic clinics across the country for injuries that range from mild to severe. In 2017, over 200,000 people were treated for winter sports injuries all over the country. Here are the most common types of winter
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There are few things that remain constant in this world. Unfortunately, sports-related injuries are among them. As any athlete will tell you, incurring a sports injury is quite common. The most common types of sports injuries are related to the musculoskeletal system, including your bones, muscles, and other connective tissue. Many of these types of sports injuries
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Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or a recreational sports enthusiast, no one is immune from orthopedic sports injuries, which can happen suddenly or occur gradually over time from overuse. Protecting and preparing yourself before, during, and after play, or even while training, is vital to making sure you can enjoy your sport for many years
Read MoreHow to Help Your Student Athlete Avoid Fall Sports Injuries: Part 2
We recently shared some interesting pointers on helping your student athlete avoid injuries this fall, whether they be on the football field, the track, or cheering for one of the teams. Our orthopedic urgent care specialists have even more tips to prevent common injuries, such as concussions, soft tissue injuries, and repetitive motion conditions to
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Back-to-school season equates to sports season for many middle and high school athletes. While team sports impart many wonderful things like discipline, focus, interdependence, and physical fitness, there is also an ever-present risk of orthopedic sports injuries. Sports injuries are the leading cause of seeking emergency medical care for 12-17-year olds; according to USA Today,
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