Injury Management
Dr. Erin Boynton, orthopedic surgeon, diagnoses elbow tendonitis (tennis elbow) and discusses options for pain relief and recovery.
By employing injury prevention techniques outlined here you can reduce, but never totally eliminate, the risk. Thigh injuries, like hamstring sprains and quadriceps sprains, which are among the most common seen both in endurance and explosive sports, are more common as the age increases and do not spare athletes of either gender. Younger athletes are not immune.
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If you have ever sprained your ankle or wrist, you suffered an acute injury and likely noticed some swelling and increased pain during the initial few days after the injury. Another observation of an acute injury is that your pain seemed to intensify first thing in the morning.
How Do You Treat Tennis Elbow? “Tennis elbow” is the common name for lateral epicondylitis and...
5 Tips for Athletes Who Are Sidelined Due to An Injury If you’re an athlete...
Compression for Ankle Injuries With minor acute ankle injuries the usual first step in management...