When you have back pain, many thoughts may come to your mind as to the cause, including a strain, arthritis, bone fracture, or degenerative disc disease. Sometimes, however, pain in your back can indicate an internal problem, such as lung cancer. Although the orthopedists at Orthopedic Associates of [Read More]
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Symptoms of a Herniated Lumbar Disc
You can’t live without your spine. Your overall health and function greatly hinge on it. This is why it is important for you to get a good understanding of its elements, their functions, and the conditions that affect them. Your spine has five main regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, and [Read More]
Common Reasons for Having Foot Pain After Running
Foot pain is an overuse injury that can plague anyone regardless of age. It is a common occurrence among people who engage in activities that involve repetitive movement and those who wear poorly fitting shoes. If running is part of your fitness routine, you may be highly susceptible to foot [Read More]
What to Expect with Ankle Replacement Surgery
The ankle joint is made up of strong ligaments to provide stability and flexibility, and smooth cartilage that coats the bones to minimize friction during movement. The ankle can be vulnerable to injury (particularly in sports), and arthritis can damage the cartilage and thereby result in painful [Read More]
Tips for Dealing with Back Pain During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a joyous time but can cause a variety of symptoms that make expecting mothers feel uncomfortable. Along with your growing uterus, the shift in how you hold your weight, and various other changes that arise during pregnancy, you may suffer from recurring back pain. This can make it [Read More]
Cause of foot pain without injury
One of the most common reasons why you may be feeling foot pain is due to an injury, however, this isn’t the only reason why your foot may be experiencing symptoms. Pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is wrong. If your foot is hurting without a specific incident or injury [Read More]
When to See a Doctor for Foot Pain
If you find yourself having difficulty walking due to foot pain, it might be time to visit an orthopedist for an evaluation and treatment. You may have had the pain for a while and are wondering if you should just continue to ignore it – but doing so could actually make the pain and its cause worse [Read More]
Managing Back Pain at Home
Whether you have a herniated disc, sciatica, back pain from repetitive use (such as from work), or back pain from a sports injury, this discomfort is a common problem worldwide. It may plague you occasionally or every day. Some people rely on over-the-counter pain medication, but that can [Read More]
Recovering from an Arm Bone Fracture
An arm fracture can interfere with your ability to lift objects or even perform your usual daily tasks. Whether you sustained a sports-related injury or injured due to other reasons, an orthopedist like one from Orthopedic Associates of New Jersey can treat the condition and help you recover. If you [Read More]
Back Pain: Diagnosis and Treatment
Back pain is one of the most common reasons why people see their doctors. The spine comprises a series of vertebrae and discs that enable movement while also protecting the spinal cord. The back has various muscles that support the spine. For diagnostic and treatment purposes, the spine is [Read More]
