07 Jun Hamstring Muscle Injuries
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07 Jun Causes of Hip Bursitis
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Hip Bursitis - Orthopedist in Nassau County
Hip pain can be very uncomfortable and over time can prevent you from doing important, everyday activities. If you’re experiencing hip pain or suspect you may be suffering from hip bursitis, this information on hip bursitis can help. At Advanced Orthopedics & Joint Preservation, our orthopedist in Wantagh can diagnose the hip pain you may be suffering with as well as provide a variety of treatment options.
07 Jun Arthritis of the Hip
Arthritis of the Hip - Orthopedist in Nassau County
Are you experiencing pain in your hip and don’t know why? You may have arthritis of the hip. Arthritis is joint inflammation that causes joint pain due to swelling. Experiencing this type of pain can hinder your everyday activities such as walking or climbing up stairs. Our orthopedist in Wantagh can help you understand your pain and how we can help.
06 Jun Platelet-Rich Plasma for Ankle Injuries
PRP & Ankle Injuries - Orthopedist in Nassau County
Are you looking for an orthopedist in Wantagh who can treat your ankle injury? Look no further than Advanced Orthopedics & Joint Preservation for care of the highest quality. Our team possesses a unique working knowledge of all cutting-edge treatment options available today. Any of which you can trust to be appropriately utilized with the ultimate goal of getting you back in perfect health as safely and quickly as possible. One such treatment option is platelet-rich plasma injections also known as PRP.
04 Jun Joint Mechanics
Orthopedist in Nassau County
Each body part has different joint functions for movement. By understanding the anatomy of each of these you can better understand how normal joint function gets disrupted and how our orthopedist in Nassau County can help.
03 Jun Treatment for Ankle Injuries
Orthopedist in Wantagh
Ankle injuries can occur to anyone at any age. They are more commonly seen in athletes, although, you do not have to be an athlete to injure your ankle. We are constantly on our feet whether it be standing, walking, or running. One wrong movement can cause an injury. Our orthopedist in Wantagh, Dr. Stanislav Avshalumov offers several treatment options including minimally invasive surgery in order to get you back on your feet pain-free.
03 Jun Viscosupplementation for Knee Arthritis
Orthopedist in Wantagh
Osteoarthritis of the knee is a common condition seen in many adults. This condition progressively develops making the intensity of pain worsen over time. Although there is no known cure for knee arthritis, our orthopedist in Wantagh offers a medical procedure known as Viscosupplementation which is used to treat symptoms of knee arthritis.
03 Jun Preventing Frozen Shoulder
Orthopedist in Nassau County
If you have unexplained shoulder pain that has been gradually getting worse, then you may be experiencing frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder, or adhesive capsulitis, is a condition that affects your shoulder joint, causing pain and stiffness. It is caused by the thickening and tightening of the shoulder capsule, the tissue that surrounds your shoulder joint. Scar tissue forms over time, limiting your body’s natural production of synovial fluid used for joint lubrication. This causes limited motion and stiffness which can disrupt everyday activities that involve shoulder movement. An orthopedist in Nassau County at Advanced Orthopedics & Joint Preservation can provide you with the right treatment plan based on the cause of your frozen shoulder as well as your bodily condition.
01 Jun Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is a condition that causes aching pain and irritation throughout the knee. Also referred to as runner's knee, PFPS usually affects the young, athletic, and the constantly active.PFPS is usually caused by overuse. Activities that involve running, jumping, and squatting put intense pressure on the knee, which can eventually cause damage. Other causes of PFPS include direct injuries to the knee, abruptly changes in the frequency of exercise, and misalignment of the knee joint. Those affected by patellofemoral pain syndrome, usually experience feelings of dull or aching pain in the knee. This pain will become worse when taking part in physical activities that require the knee to bend. This includes walking up and down stairs, sitting, or kneeling for extended periods of time, and going up or down hills.