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Which Specialist Should I See For A Hand Injury?

Hand and wrist injuries drastically lower your quality of life — it goes without saying that everyone needs their hands for daily activities. Don’t try to tough out any hand injury. Minor problems can quickly grow to become lifelong conditions that may be irreversible. If you are in the Baltimore area and are experiencing hand

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Is Hand Arthritis Preventable?

Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis are among the most common types of arthritis that affect the joints in the hand and wrist. Both types cause pain, numbness in the fingers, stiffness, swelling, and crepitus (cracking or grinding sound), among other symptoms. Hand arthritis, as with that of any other part of the body, has no known

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Tips for Wearing a Shoulder Sling After Surgery

If you have surgery on your shoulder, elbow, wrist, or anywhere else in your arm area, you will most likely be asked to wear a sling for a number of weeks. This is done in order to keep the area immobile while you heal. A shoulder sling is effective in your recuperation process as long

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Are There Other Treatment Options for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Aside from Surgery?

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common type of nerve impingement in the wrist. CTS occurs when any of the structures surrounding the carpal tunnel gets inflamed. The carpal tunnel is the narrow passageway on the anterior part of the wrist through which the median nerve passes. The inflammation consequently compresses the median nerve, which

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Are You Ready for Shoulder Surgery? Shoulder Surgery Explained

The shoulder connects the arm to the upper body. It is used daily, and this frequent use makes it susceptible to injury. Surgery to repair the shoulder is one of the most commonly performed procedures in the country. Different types of surgeries address different problems. Fractures, arthritis, a torn rotator cuff — there are different

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How a Rotator Cuff Repair Can Restore Function and Mobility

Rotator cuff injuries can be painful and restrict the range of motion of the shoulder. Since many daily tasks involve the use of the hands and arms, which are made possible by the shoulder, rotator cuff problems should be evaluated and treated quickly. In its early stages, a rotator cuff tear can be fixed. Acute

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Your Guide for Shoulder Surgery Recovery

The recovery involved after having shoulder recovery is dependent on many factors, including your overall health, the type of shoulder injury or damage you had, the type of surgery you had, and your adherence to the rehabilitation instructions and recommendations which were given to you. If you’re going to have shoulder surgery, you may be

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Are There Restrictions After Shoulder Replacement Surgery?

Shoulder replacement surgery will help to finally alleviate your shoulder pain while helping you to regain your function in your shoulder and arm. The surgery consists of your orthopedic surgeon replacing the worn-out tissues with medical-grade prosthetic parts. Especially during the first six weeks after your shoulder replacement surgery, you’ll have some limitations. Your surgeon

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Prevention Tips

If you’re feeling numbness, tingling, and/or pain in your hand and wrist area, it’s time to make a change in your modus operandi of how you’re performing manual tasks. It could be carpal tunnel syndrome, which can develop into a permanently debilitating issue if left unaddressed. You’re putting frequent pressure on the median nerve which

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Why Visit a Shoulder Surgeon if You Have Bursitis

Many joints throughout the body have bursae (plural of bursa), which are protective fluid-filled sacs that act as cushions for your bone, tendon, and muscle during movement. When a bursa is inflamed, this is called bursitis – and it can cause swelling, stiffness, and pain. Bursitis can occur if you overuse the joint or experience

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