What An Orthopedist Can Do About Heel Pain In Runners

15 September 2022
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While running has its benefits, it is also a sport that's quite hard on the joints and feet. It's not uncommon for runners to develop overuse injuries, either because they ramp up mileage too quickly, run too fast for their level of fitness, or train on hard terrain. One of the most common injuries in runners is plantar fasciitis, which manifests as heel pain that extends forward into the arch of the foot. Read More 

Everything You Need to Know About Prosthetics

25 May 2022
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Prosthetics have come a long way in recent years. They are now more realistic and lifelike than ever before, which has made them increasingly popular among people of all ages. In this article, we will explore the different types of prosthetics available, as well as the benefits and drawbacks of each type. What are prosthetics? Prosthetics are artificial limbs or body parts that can be used to replace a missing limb or body part. Read More 

Not Your Momma’s Joint Replacement: Beneficial Advancements In The Field

23 February 2022
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Surgeons have been replacing damaged joints for decades. You probably have a grandparent, and maybe even a parent, who has had an arthritic hip, knee, ankle, or other joint replaced. If you were to have a joint replaced today, however, the procedure and materials used would be quite different from those used on your older family members. Here are some of the key advancements that have made modern joint replacement better for patients. 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.