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  • Chronic Golf Injuries: What are The Available Non-Surgical Treatment Options

    Chronic Golf Injuries: What are The Available Non-Surgical Treatment Options

    Golf is a low-impact sport widely loved and enjoyed by many people since its inception. However, the repetitive motions in perfecting one's swing can lead to chronic injuries for professional and amateur players. These injuries can have a negative impact on a golfer's performance and overall enjoyment of the sport.

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  • What Are The Common Symptoms and Treatment for Tennis Elbow

    What Are The Common Symptoms and Treatment for Tennis Elbow

    Tennis elbow, medically known as lateral epicondylitis, is a painful condition that occurs when the tendons in the elbow are overworked or overloaded. This usually happens due to repetitive motions of the wrist and arm. Contrary to its name, tennis elbow is not exclusive to tennis players - it can affect people from different walks of life who engage in repetitive wrist and arm movements.

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  • What Injuries Can Orthobiologic Treatment Help With?

    What Injuries Can Orthobiologic Treatment Help With?

    If you experience a muscle, bone or soft tissue injury, your first thought might be to seek a prescription from your doctor for pain medication or get surgery. However, did you know that your body's natural healing abilities can be leveraged to treat your injury?

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  • Osteoarthritis of the Hip: Can Orthobiologic Treatment Help?

    Osteoarthritis of the Hip: Can Orthobiologic Treatment Help?

    Osteoarthritis is a common form of arthritis that, left untreated, can cause chronic pain, limit mobility, and affect overall quality of life. It can develop in any worn joint, with the hip joint being one of the most commonly affected areas.

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  • How Do I Know If I’m a Candidate for Orthobiologic Treatments?

    How Do I Know If I’m a Candidate for Orthobiologic Treatments?

    Every injury to the muscles, tendons, or bones is typically followed by bleeding in the affected region. This is an important step in the healing process, allowing healing factors to reach the injury site.

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