If you play a sport that often requires you to run, like tennis or baseball, then you may develop posterior tibial tendonitis. This issue occurs when one of the tendons that support the arch of your foot – connecting the tibia to the foot – becomes inflamed, usually due to tiny tears in the [Read More]
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An Overview of Orthopedic Surgeons
Muscle, bone, or joint pain is common among people of all ages and lifestyles. People who have musculoskeletal conditions, are physically active, work manual labor jobs, or spend long hours in front of a computer are all susceptible to aches and pains in their muscles, tendons, ligaments, or bones. [Read More]
How Do I Know if I Need Tendonitis Treatment?
Tendonitis is your body’s way of telling you that you’ve pushed it too hard. It results from overworking the tendons, the cords of thick connective tissue found throughout the body. When these cords become inflamed or irritated, you can feel pain, swelling, and tenderness. If you’re an athlete or [Read More]
FAQs About Knee Pain
Knee pain is very common. It is among the top reasons why many of our patients see our orthopedic surgeons here at Center for Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine. If you’re suffering from knee pain, you’re probably on this page in search of answers—or solutions. With that in mind, we’ve drawn [Read More]
How do I find the best orthopedic doctors for my condition?
An orthopedic doctor or surgeon is a medical professional that specializes in treating conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system. Apart from the five-year residency that orthopedic surgeons complete, orthopedic doctors can further specialize in specific body parts, such as the upper extremity, [Read More]
