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Your shoulder’s ability to move in many directions and carry great loads gives your arm stability, mobility, and strength. Because we often use our shoulders, the risk of stress and injury is high. Wear-and-tear injuries as well as diseases may develop and stretch or rupture the shoulder tendons, ligaments, and muscles, causing weakness, instability, and…
The knee is made up of the tibia, patella, and femur, and has a supporting system of soft tissues such as cartilage, ligament, and muscle. When the knee joint gets damaged, it can impact function significantly. Without functional knees, you can’t stand, walk, or run. Throughout your life, you may experience knee pain due to…
Summer is the perfect season for playing sports and partaking in physical activities, especially outdoor ones. You can enjoy playing in the park, exercising on the beach, climbing mountains, hitting the road, or joining summer leagues. With this, summertime also brings an increased risk of injuries. You are more prone to encounter accidents as you…
Musculoskeletal problems – such as sports injuries, repetitive motion injuries, and diseases affecting the bones, joints, or muscles – are best treated by physicians who are specialists in the field, which are orthopedists. These medical specialists possess an intense knowledge of orthopedic conditions and how to efficiently diagnose and treat them. A primary care physician…
Orthopedic impairment is defined as a child’s disability relating to a bone, joint, or muscle, that is severe enough to directly affect the child’s educational performance. It can be caused by many different factors including genetic abnormalities, disorders such as cerebral palsy, or an injury that has caused a missing limb or has impaired a…
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