When Hip Pain Arises Even though your femur is the largest and strongest bone in your body, it may be subjected to pain and stiffness as a result of arthritis, dislocation, fracture or other injury. Arthritis most commonly causes symptoms of hip pain, especially when there has been no injury. … Continue reading
When Hip Pain Arises
by Jsantos, February 10, 2013Since we are talking about the Super Bowl
by Jsantos, February 1, 2013Since we are talking about the Super Bowl The Super Bowl is one of the biggest party days of the year for Americans all over the country, and when the dust settles, most people only remember the winner. This year, it was the Baltimore Ravens triumphing over the San Francisco … Continue reading →
Staying healthy after 60
by Jsantos, January 26, 2013Staying Healthy After 60 As you age, it can be easy to feel like staying healthy is an impossible task. You might have lost some of the spring you had in your step when you were 20, but there are lots of things you can do to stay healthy and … Continue reading →
When an Amateur Bodybuilder Injures His Rotator Cuff
by Jsantos, January 17, 2013When an Amateur Bodybuilder Injures his Rotator Cuff… When you start building your body muscle structure, normally you don’t know too much about training techniques. It is very possible you don’t know anything at all. However, with time you start to learn how your body reacts and what works best. … Continue reading →
The Knee: Explained for Athletes
by Jsantos, January 11, 2013The Knee: Explained for Athletes Many of Doctor Mead’s patients are athletes and one of the most common injuries he treats come from the knee. ACL tears among the most usual. Personally, I think we sometimes forget the real limitations of our joints and overuse them to the point of … Continue reading →
Articulations That Indicate A Rotator Cuff Injury
by Jsantos, January 6, 2013“Articulations” That Indicate A Rotator Cuff Injury A rotator cuff injury can be a tricky one. azithromycin online purchase Not because it doesn’t hurt but because the pain is very scatter. I remember having one and I wasn’t sure if it hurt in the back, front or side of the … Continue reading →
Running to a Hip Injury
by Jsantos, December 27, 2012Running to a Hip Injury Running has become one of the most popular forms of exercise for people across the country, as it is an easy way to burn calories and stay healthy. Still, it is important understand that there are some risks that come with running too much, especially … Continue reading →
An Orthopedic Doctor in Naples
by Jsantos, December 24, 2012An Orthopedic Doctor in Naples: Among the Bests of the East Coast Naples, Florida is a place where great orthopedic doctors exercise their practice. I don’t want to sound like an infomercial from Billy Mays (R.I.P.) but numbers back our statement. However, I don’t want to talk about numbers, because … Continue reading →
My Rotator Cuff Injury: A Bodybuilder Tale
by Jsantos, December 15, 2012My Rotator Cuff Injury: A Bodybuilder Tale Lifting weights have always been a passion. One that started many years ago, back in college, when a girl l I used to date left me. I was 18 and remember perfectly the aroma of my first real gym. Iron bouncing on the … Continue reading →
Life Before and After a Knee Replacement
by Jsantos, December 10, 2012h1>Life Before and After a Knee Replacement Having surgery to replace one’s knees can be quite stressful on the body, as well as the psyche. Life after knee replacement is probably not going to be the same as life before the surgery. Those who loved having an active lifestyle were … Continue reading →