In the days following a surgical procedure, there’s a lot to keep track of, but knowing what’s common and not post-surgery often brings a sense of calm.
Like any sport, injuries frequently occur when you least expect them. Between the forceful movement between joints, and lack of stretching, more and more people are finding themselves in the doctor’s office due to pickleball injuries. As you hit the pickleball court, CORE Orthopedics and Sports Medicine wants to help you avoid serious injuries.
According to the Center for Disease Control, around 7% of all American adults suffer from hip pain. As we age and activities become more painful, it can be difficult to know when something is seriously wrong or just a normal ache and pain.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common term we hear from family and friends complaining of numbness or pain in the wrist. However, even though carpal tunnel syndrome is well known, there are also other conditions cause wrist pain and numbness too.
Though it’s tempting to hang up your shoes for the winter and wait for spring, don’t underestimate the benefits of running in the cold.
People across Chicagoland are looking for things to do outside the house as the holiday season arrives and temperatures continue to plummet. With limited outdoor activities available during the colder winter months, ice skating remains a timeless holiday activity, bringing families and friends together.
It’s that time of year again: the weather has cooled down, family and old friends are back in town, and teams have been picked for the annual family Thanksgiving Turkey Bowl.
The period following any surgery is physically and emotionally daunting. We’ve worked with hundreds of ACL surgery patients, helping them through everything from pre-surgery jitters to post-surgery recovery. After ACL surgery, the questions we get most often are “When can I go back to work?” or “When can I play my sport again?” And unfortunately, the answer is: it depends.
Whether you’re a teacher with a five-minute break during your planning period, a parent waking up before packing your child’s lunch, or a student worried about an upcoming test, taking a minute or two to do a couple of stretches throughout the day relaxes your muscles and sends positive signals to your brain.
Whether you’ve been working at a desk for a week, or decades, the best time to start preventing injuries and focusing on comfort is right now. By implementing ergonomic design in your workplace or home office, you reduce the risk of serious injury and improve efficiency by minimizing unnecessary movements.
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