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A femoroacetabular impingement or FAI is a medical term that refers to the hip bone socket, known by its medical term as the acetabular socket. How Femoroacetabular Impingement Injuries Occur FAI is somewhat unique among hip wounds because few sympto feel stiff, achy, and inflexible. Over time, the friction involved with rotating and moving around […]
Read MoreMuscle soreness is common after exercise, an unexpected strain or even stress. But muscles that feel knotted and tight after to a wide range of conditions affecting all areas of the body. Myofascial Trigger Points Myofascial trigger points are irritated areas in tight or stressed bands of muscle. This irritated area can cause shortening of […]
Read MoreOne of the most common types of injuries that dedicates runners have to cure, severely hampering a workout routine or daily run regimen, the good news is that there are a number of effective treatments available. Achilles Tendonitis In order to reduce and eliminate the pain. As you may have learned in school, the achilles […]
Read MoreWhat exactly is Knee Osteoarthritis? The term osteoarthritis means inflammation of the joint and bones. This definition presents several problems. A diagnosis of osteoarthritis doesn’t actually explain what the cause of the joint pain is. Pain and inflammation occur as a reaction to ineffective treatment and a misunderstanding of the underlying cause. Does an osteoarthritis […]
Read MoreHerniated disk, more commonly known as slipped disk, is an extremely painful spinal condition usually affecting middle-aged people. It is also known as ‘bulging disk’, and occurs when sudden pressure is put on the spinal cord. What Happens During A Herniated Disk Our spine is made up of individual bones called vertebrae stacked on top […]
Read MoreAccording to be your weakness. The Achilles tendon can also be called the calcaneal tendon. This tendon is the strongest and largest tendon in the human body. Tendons are flexible and to allow proper movement. Although the Achilles tendon is strong, it is susceptible to two conditions: Achilles Tendinosis and Achilles Tendinitis. In many cases, […]
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