Every winter, orthopedic surgeons see countless patients who have been injured by shoveling snow. Some of the most common injuries caused by snow shoveling include back strain, bone fractures, and herniated …
Carpal tunnel syndrome is an orthopedic condition that involves the median nerve, which runs along the forearm and into the hand. The median nerve is contained within the carpal …
Incorrect form while shoveling snow is a common cause of orthopedic injuries. You can reduce your risk of becoming injured by stretching your muscles and warming up before heading …
Dr. Mehran Manouel of Able Orthopedic & Sports Medicine is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon with more than 20 years of experience. Dr. Manouel is passionate about helping patients return …
Winter-related injuries aren’t always caused by snowboarding, skiing, and other winter sports. Quite often, they’re the result of a simple activity you do every day: walking. Walking on a …
Slip and fall injuries aren’t always minor nuisances. Sometimes, they involve serious orthopedic problems that can cause chronic pain and that may require orthopedic surgery. You can reduce your risk of …
Each winter, thousands of people go to the emergency room or an orthopedic specialist because of injuries related to snow removal. It’s particularly common to sprain or strain the …
There’s a good chance that you associate pain in your spine with lifting heavy items or landing badly while playing sports. For many people, however spine problems start when …
Most orthopedic injuries that occur due to school sports activities involve football. Orthopedic specialists encourage parents to make sure their kids have the proper equipment before they play. Football …
Orthopedic doctors often treat patients with rotator cuff tears and similar injuries. These conditions often cause pain and weakness, and they interfere with your ability to perform daily activities. If …
