We are currently open to treat all orthopedic needs. We also offer Telehealth appointments. If you have or any of your family members have experienced symptoms such as cough, fever of 100+ temp, tiredness and/ or difficulty breathing (in severe cases) please contact our office to change your appointment. Please note that masks are required for all in-person appointments.
Why are my RA symptoms getting worse?
/in Arthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis /by orthosportsmedFrom WebMD, medically reviewed on October 8, 2020 Getting control of you moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis can be difficult, here are some common reasons why. You’re Having a Flare Red, warm, swollen joints are inflamed. A flare is when inflammation in your body spikes. Your symptoms can get worse. You might also have a […]
Partial and Total Knee Replacement: How are they different?
/in Knee Replacement, Total Knee Replacement /by orthosportsmedFrom Noyes Knee Institute Strong, healthy knees are important for your mobility. Unfortunately, the knee joint is easily injured and is susceptible to damage from arthritis. Any damage or injury to the knee is painful and may limit your daily activities. Depending on which part of your knee is damaged, you may have the option […]
What to know about a stiff neck
/in Neck Pain /by orthosportsmedMedically reviewed by Gregory Minnis, DPT — Written by Jennifer Berry on January 2, 2019 | Article featured on Medical News Today The neck contains muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones. These work together to support the head and allow it to move in many directions. The neck may become stiff or painful when overused or injured. A stiff neck […]
Treating Ankle Injuries
/in Ankle Injuries, Foot Pain /by orthosportsmedArticle featured on UCSF Health Ankle sprains are the most common ankle injury among regular athletes and weekend warriors. The top orthopedic complaint, sprains occur in an estimated 27,000 Americans a day. Many athletes, however, who suffer from ankle sprains tend to play right through their injury, which can lead to lifelong problems with recurring […]
Shoulder Replacement Surgery: What to Know
/in Shoulder Injuries /by orthosportsmedMedically Reviewed by Tyler Wheeler, MD on December 08, 2019 from WebMD If your shoulder joint gets seriously damaged, you might need surgery to replace it. Before you have your procedure, you should know some things. About Your Shoulder The joint where your upper arm connects to your body is a ball-and-socket joint. The bone in your upper arm, called the humerus, has a […]
Everything You Need to Know about Fibromyalgia
/in Fibromyalgia, Health & Wellness, Nutrition & General Health, Rheumatoid Arthritis /by orthosportsmedFrom Medical News Today Fibromyalgia is a common and chronic syndrome that causes bodily pain and mental distress. Symptoms of fibromyalgia can be confused with those of arthritis, or joint inflammation. However, unlike arthritis, it has not been found to cause joint or muscle inflammation and damage. It is seen as a rheumatic condition, in […]
Why are My Legs and Feet Numb?
/in Foot Pain, Legs & Feet, Neuropathy /by orthosportsmedFrom Medical News Today; Medically reviewed by Seunggu Han, M.D. — Written by Jennifer Huizenon January 22, 2020 A person may feel numbness in their legs and feet due to sitting in a position that puts too much pressure on the nerves or reduces blood flow. However, long-lasting or unexplained numbness may be a sign […]
Common Causes of Sciatica
/in Back Pain, Sciatica /by orthosportsmedFrom Medical News Today Sciatica is a type of nerve pain that radiates down the back into the hip and leg. It often goes away in a few weeks, but for some people, the condition is chronic. The pain can feel like an intense cramp or burning electrical sensations. Sciatica that lasts more than 3 […]
What to Know About Front Shoulder Pain
/in Osteoarthritis, Shoulder Injuries /by orthosportsmedFrom Medical News Today; Medically reviewed by William Morrison, M.D. — Written by Sunali Wadehraon January 22, 2019 Damage to the shoulder may result from repetitive movements, manual labor, sports, or aging. A person may also injure this part of the body due to a bad fall or accident. Many people visit the doctor with […]
Cycling During COVID-19: How To Ride Safely
/in COVID-19, Portland – Hiking and Recreation /by orthosportsmedFrom Aventon While the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread across the world, it has also caused the cycling world to make changes to their daily lives. Not only has the pandemic led to canceled bike races across the country, but it has also led many riders to ask what cycling during coronavirus looks like. In […]