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Does a Herniated Disc Need Surgery to Heal?

Article featured on NY Orthopedics Back pain is one of the most common types of pain you are likely to encounter, whether that’s due to pushing yourself too hard on the field or just a result of aging. A herniated disc is one common cause of back pain that can bring people a bit of […]

Chronic vs. Acute Rotator Cuffs

Article featured on Modern Orthopaedics of New Jersey Shoulder pain can be a common day-to-day occurrence. We’ve all experienced it at some point. However, if that pain lingers for a long time and affects your life on a day-to-day basis, it may be a sign there’s a bigger problem. A rotator cuff tear is the […]

10 Common Back Pain Myths

Article featured on Summit Orthopedics When it comes to avoiding, or treating, back pain, there is a lot of unreliable information out there. Knowing the difference between back pain myths and back pain facts is key to keeping your back healthy and pain-free. Myth: Back pain is always dangerous Truth: There are very few instances where […]

Causes & Treatments for Arch Pain

Article featured on Sydney Heel Pain Arch pain can be the result of one or a combination of conditions that develop in the sole of the foot. Patients will often describe a tightness, pulling, strain, burning or ripping sensation through the mid arch of the foot, in front of the heel but behind the ball […]

Why Sports Medicine Is Important for Athletes

Article featured on Orthopedic Associates When you are maintaining an active lifestyle, it’s essential to be proactive about taking care of your body. Not only is it necessary to manage aches and pains that occur, but you can also be diligent about preventing injuries. A sports medicine doctor can be a great resource if you […]

What Does Lumbar Facet Arthritis Pain Feel Like?

Lumbar facet arthritis (lumbar spondylosis) refers to degenerative issues that impact the small facet joints of the lumbar spine. These joints are located on either side of the vertebrae and help with movement and stability. When the joints become inflamed or damaged, it leads to constant pain in the lower back. The symptoms of lumbar facet […]