Did you know that a pain signal can move at about 0.06 miles per second? It makes sense, because pain signals need to travel very quickly to notify your body of an injury or danger. If it took too long, you could not react to burning your finger on the stove fast enough to prevent…
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Meniscal Tears: What You Need to Know
A torn meniscus is an extremely common, and very painful injury, especially for athletes, although anyone can experience a meniscal tear. The meniscus is a C-shaped disc with a rubbery consistency that help to stabilize your knee, and balance your weight. Each knee has two menisci (the plural of meniscus) on the inner and outer…
Why Do You Need an Orthopedic Surgeon Trained Specifically In Treating Kids
There is nothing worse as a parent then seeing your child in any sort of pain. Say your child breaks a bone on the playground, or they develop pain due to an underlying condition, or pain from growing. Truth is, dealing with an injured or sick child can be difficult and overwhelming for any parent,…
Bone Fractures
A broken bone is defined medically as a fracture. When a bone receives a force that’s too great, it breaks or fractures. Broken bones typically result from a fall, physical activity, or a car accident. However, other fracture causes include those related to osteoporosis, which is a condition that weakens bones due to low bone…
Recovery Time of Hand Surgery
Hand surgeons are dedicated to improving the lives of those suffering from traumatic hand injuries and disorders, as well as other defects and conditions affecting the entire body, through patient care, education, and research. The hands have a complex anatomy, necessary for the fine motor skills needed for everyday actions. When surgery becomes necessary for…