2 Reasons You May See an Independent Orthopedic Evaluator

22 October 2021
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If you have been injured and had to hire a personal injury attorney to help you get the money you deserve because of your injuries, your attorney will need to have a copy of your medical records. If you have orthopedic injuries, your attorney may also send you to an independent orthopedist to evaluate your injuries. This would be a doctor you wouldn't have seen before and one with which you don't have any kind of relationship. Read More 

4 Main Signs That You Need To See An Orthopedic Surgeon

14 July 2021
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Bones play an essential role in our bodies. Besides providing the much-needed support, bones help in forming and maintaining body shape. Others, such as the skull and ribs, protect vital organs. More significantly, they help in the mobility and performance of everyday activities. If you have a disorder of the joints, ligaments, bones, muscles, or tendons, you should see an orthopedic surgeon or orthopedic physician. What Is an Orthopedic Surgeon? Read More 

Six Mistakes You Should Avoid When You Begin Using A Prosthesis

4 March 2021
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Beginning to wear a prosthesis is a significant adjustment in your everyday life. It is a change that requires effort and takes some getting used to. Unfortunately, patients sometimes make mistakes that compromise the effectiveness and usefulness of their prostheses. The following are six mistakes you should avoid when you begin using a prosthesis.  Procrastinating if you start having a problem If you start to experience discomfort or pain when using your prosthesis, it's essential that you let your doctor know right away. Read More 
 

finding a solution to knee and ankle pain

finding a solution to knee and ankle pain

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finding a solution to knee and ankle pain

Do you have pains in your joints? Have you ever had them examined by an orthopedist? I had discussed the pains I was having in my knees and ankles with my primary care doctor and really didn't get any advice on what could be done to make the pain go away. When I tried to train for a 5K charity race, I knew that I had to get something done because I wasn't able to make it through the first half-mile without being nearly in tears. Go to my blog to find out what I have done with the help of my orthopedist to make the pain go away so I could continue running.