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Injury Prevention Tips for Over-50 Pickleball Enthusiasts

Pickleball, a sport enjoyed by people of all ages, offers a low-impact and social way to stay active. However, individuals over 50 engaging in pickleball should be aware of potential injuries associated with the game and take precautions to prevent them. If you suspect a possible injury after pickleball, look no further than Florida OrthoCare to evaluate your injury.

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Tendon Injuries

The most common site of tendon injuries is in the ankle, knee, or elbow joints. A tendon injury affects the touch fibers that connect muscles to bones. One of the larger tendons is called the Achilles tendon. This connects the calf muscle to the heel bone. Tendon injuries most commonly occur near the joints. The shoulders can also be affected. While it may appear that a tendon injury may suddenly occur, they’re usually the result of smaller tears to the tendon that have occurred over time.

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Treatment for an Ankle Stress Fracture

An ankle stress fracture, often caused by repetitive impact or overuse, is a small crack in the bone that commonly affects active individuals, especially athletes. At Florida OrthoCare, a trusted orthopedic team serving South Florida, diagnosing and treating ankle stress fractures involves a thorough examination and advanced imaging techniques, such as X-rays or MRIs. Treatment options depend on the severity of the injury, ranging from non-surgical approaches like wearing a walking boot or brace to surgical intervention in complex cases.

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