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    Back to Basics: Relieving Pinched Nerves Picture

    Back to Basics: Relieving Pinched Nerves

    An orthopedic surgeon can provide a range of treatment options for a pinched nerve in the back, taking into account the severity of the condition and the patient’s specific needs. These treatments are designed to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and address the underlying cause of the pinched nerve.

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    Sprains and Strains

    Throughout our lives, most people will experience having a sprain or strain, and nobody is looking forward to when that day may come. While not life-threatening, they can still be frustrating and painful, especially when they are left untreated or are more severe. Whether you’re a parent of a teenager playing sports or someone who’s getting older and not able to brush them off so easily, it is useful to know how to spot them and what to do when you get them. Understanding the Difference Between Sprains and Strains With how common sprains and strains are, and how they …

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    Rotator Cuff Injuries

    Rotator Cuff Injuries & Symptoms The rotator cuff is a group of muscles on each side of the shoulders that are responsible for holding the shoulder joints stable. Rotator cuff injuries are quite common. They’re most commonly caused by blows, falls, or over-exertion, but they can also be due to overuse of the shoulders. They can also be caused by aging. Tears can occur from traumatic injuries or they can result from an overuse of the shoulders. Traumas are called acute, while longterm injuries are call chronic. For example, an acute rotator cuff tear is one that has just occurred …

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