If you have been experiencing persistent joint pain, swelling, redness, tenderness, or warmth, it is time to see a joint specialist. Pain around any joint area can considerably affect your quality of life. There are two types of joint specialists – rheumatologists and orthopedists. Rheumatologists deal with disorders that can be treated with non-surgical procedures. […]
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Four Tips for Recovering Rapidly from Shoulder Surgery
Shoulder surgeries are some of the most common orthopedic procedures. The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons reports more than 53,000 shoulder surgeries yearly in the United States. While most people who undergo shoulder surgery experience a successful outcome, the recovery process can be long and difficult. However, there are some things you can do to […]
What Happens During a Rotator Cuff Repair?
Rotator cuff injuries can be debilitating because they prevent you from moving your arm. Sometimes, conservative treatments like physical therapy and rest can help. Other times, surgery may be more beneficial in repairing the damage. If your doctor recommends rotator cuff repair, it is probably because the damage is severe or conservative treatments have failed […]
How a Shoulder Doctor Treats Abnormal Bone Formation
Abnormal bone formations in the shoulder joint are usually bone spurs. They can be painful and limit your range of motion in the shoulder because they can rub against adjacent nerves or tissues. Bone spurs in the shoulder can disrupt your ability to perform everyday activities like reaching overhead or combing your hair. They can […]
Can a Hand Surgeon Treat Bursitis?
Bursae are located throughout the body around joints, as they provide extra cushioning around the muscles, tendons and bones. A bursa is a relatively small sac that is filled with fluid. In the hand, there are three bursae which are relatively long as compared to bursae at other joints. They are located at the base […]
