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Top Ten Ideas to Cope during COVID
Get out and enjoy the fresh air at least once a day for 30 min. If you’re concerned about others outside try early morning or evening or try less traveled roads. If you are high risk try opening the windows. Fresh air helps lift the spirits! Find time to move every...
Staying Active Duringthe Coronavirus Pandemic
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic can make it challenging to maintain a physically active lifestyle. COVID-19 is spread by someone sneezing or coughing into the air or onto a surface, and then the virus enters and infects a new person through their mouth, nose or...
Recovering from a Broken Bone – Broken bone immobilization alternatives
Orthopaedic Surgeons Share Alternatives to Traditional Cast Treatment in Pediatric Patients for Broken Bone Immobilization. In this article Orthopedic Surgeons reveal evidence behind immobilization methods such as braces or splints as alternative to traditional...
Most people wait too long for knee replacement surgery, study says
Living with knee pain? A new study has found that 90% of Americans with osteoarthritis suffer too long before having a knee replacement that could improve their quality of life. "When people wait too long, they lose more and more function and can't exercise or be...
Dr. Aaron Covey on Fox 61 Segment: How to prevent winter slips and falls
Dr. Aaron Covey appeared on Fox 61 on a segment about preventing winter slips and falls.
Fall injuries: tips on how to prevent them
Dr. Elizabeth Cook helped conduct this trial (Advanced Pain Management/Greenfield, Wisconsin). As a follow-up to the 6-month report, this study investigated the analgesic effect of cooled radiofrequency ablation (CRFA) in patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA) 12 months postintervention and its ability to provide pain relief in patients who experienced unsatisfactory effects of intraarticular steroid injection (IAS).
Twelve-month analgesia and rescue: results from a prospective, multicenter, randomized, cross-over trial
Dr. Elizabeth Cook helped conduct this trial (Advanced Pain Management/Greenfield, Wisconsin). As a follow-up to the 6-month report, this study investigated the analgesic effect of cooled radiofrequency ablation (CRFA) in patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA) 12 months postintervention and its ability to provide pain relief in patients who experienced unsatisfactory effects of intraarticular steroid injection (IAS).
Top 7 Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Years of computer keystrokes, repetitive hand movements, trauma or congenital defects can cause pain from the fingers to the neck and shoulder. Over time, damage to local nerves, especially in the hand and wrist, can lead to debilitating pain and an inability to...
Is My Foot Pain Achilles Tendonitis or Plantar Fasciitis?
Is that a rock in my shoe? Overuse injuries can cause heel and foot pain. Weekend warriors, aerobics enthusiasts and even folks who are just getting back into exercise are no strangers to pains and strains. When it comes to foot pain, there are two common issues: Pain...