As the excitement builds for the start of the fall sports season in September, athletes across the country are gearing up for intense competition in contact sports. However, with the thrill of the game comes the inherent risk of injuries, particularly to the spine.
Neck pain that radiates down your arm, accompanied by numbness and tingling, can be more than just a nuisance, it could be a sign that an intervertebral disc (one of the shock absorbers in your spine) is damaged resulting in nerve compression.
Foot and ankle injuries are among the most common issues faced by athletes across various sports. These injuries can be debilitating, hindering performance, and potentially leading to long-term complications if not properly addressed.
Female athletes face unique challenges in sports. Despite appearing in peak condition, they battle a hidden adversary: stress fractures, linked to the female athlete triad. Discover how female athletes can stay competitive while protecting their bone health
Imagine the spine as the body's scaffolding, a column of bones cushioned by discs. When one of these discs herniates, it can press on nerves, causing pain that radiates and disrupts life's flow. But surgery isn't the only path to relief. Let's explore the non-surgical routes that lead to comfort and recovery.
Did you know that shoulder injuries are the most common upper extremity injury among tennis players?1 Proper evaluation and management of these tennis injuries is crucial for maintaining performance and preventing long-term damage. Let’s explore common shoulder injuries and their treatments.
May marks arthritis awareness month, a reminder to take care of your joints to better health and wellness. As nice weather approaches, nearly 25 million Americans will return to the golf course.
Ice hockey is a thrilling sport that demands speed, agility, and physicality. However, this brings a risk of injuries ranging from muscle strains to concussions.
Whether you are a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, you should keep your eyes on the rapidly evolving field of regenerative medicine. For athletes, injuries are an inevitable part of the game.
Returning to sports after an injury looks different for every athlete. There are many factors to take into consideration before jumping back in. The last thing an athlete wants to do is reinjure themselves, so it’s crucial that a defined rehabilitation plan is followed.
