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If you are experiencing pain in your neck, back, or joints, and you want to avoid surgery, you may benefit from pain management therapy. Managing pain can be done via medication, physical therapy, and injections. The type of pain management technique your doctor recommends is based on the underlying cause of your pain, and they
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Can a Podiatrist Perform Surgery?
A podiatrist is a specialist of the foot and ankle and is trained in diagnosing, treating, and preventing disorders of the lower extremities. If you have arthritic joints in your foot or an injury to the soft tissues and bones, a podiatrist trained in foot and ankle surgery is probably a better choice. So, to
Read MoreHow a Foot and Ankle Doctor Can Help Your Child
A foot and ankle doctor is a medical professional who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the foot and ankle. These specialists are often referred to as podiatrists. These specialists not only see adult patients but also children. Whether it’s due to a congenital issue or a consequence of their active lifestyle,
Read MoreHow a Pain Management Doctor can Help with Back Pain
Pain is limiting because it can prevent us from doing the things we love. It can also make it difficult to concentrate or think clearly. If you are in pain, wherever it is in your body, whether it’s your neck or back, can you ever think of anything else? The answer is probably no. Fortunately,
Read MoreIs Joint Replacement a Major Surgery?
An aching hip or knee can make even the simplest tasks challenging. Orthopedic doctors will first recommend conservative treatments like physical therapy and medication to relieve patients’ symptoms. However, if these are not enough to ease pain and improve a patient’s quality of life, joint replacement surgery may be the next step in the treatment
Read MoreCommon Outpatient Orthopedic Surgeries
If your doctor recommends surgery, it doesn’t always mean you’ll need to stay in the hospital for a few days with an extensive and painful recovery to follow. Advancements in medical technology have given rise to new treatment methods and surgical techniques that feature shortened recovery times. More importantly, they also reduce or eliminate the
Read MoreDon’t Skip Foot and Ankle Exams if You Have Foot Pain
Foot pain can happen due to various conditions, such as sprains, fractures, ingrown toenails, ulcers, infections, or bunions. If you have foot pain, it’s important to seek out the help of a podiatrist who can perform a comprehensive foot and ankle exam. Your podiatrist can recommend treatment options, so your foot pain doesn’t worsen. Let’s
Read MorePodiatrists: How Are They Different from Orthopedists?
Are you experiencing foot and ankle pain or sustained an injury recently? If so, you might be wondering what kind of doctor you should see to address your symptoms. You can see either a podiatrist or an orthopedist if you have a foot or ankle problem. Either one can give you the corrective measures to
Read MoreWhat to Do If You Are Having Foot and Ankle Pain and Need a Podiatrist
If you’re having foot and ankle pain, a podiatrist is your go-to person to handle your needs. However, sometimes, you may be unsure whether your pain is bad enough to warrant a trip to the podiatrist. Some foot and ankle symptoms can be handled at home or with help from a physical therapist. Let’s talk
Read MoreCommon Types of Orthopedic Surgery
Dealing with a musculoskeletal injury or condition is always tricky, especially when discomfort from your problem keeps you off your daily activities and makes you search for an orthopedic surgeon to evaluate your condition. Things get scarier when your orthopedic surgeon mentions the possibility for orthopedic surgery. With that being said, you will also feel
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