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Our spines work hard for us every day. Often, a bit of down time is all it takes to get us up and moving again, however sometimes more significant steps must be taken. Click here for common back pain symptoms and treatment information. If your back is still not improving after home treatment, please contact us or click to learn more about orthopedics.
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Welcome to Orthopedic Onto
If you are an avid golfer, regardless of the level of skill you possess, you are prone to experiencing elbow, wrist and hand injuries. These injuries can be caused due to different factors, some of which include: poor technique, improper blow, etc. Golf injuries can be inclusive of broken bones, sprains, or tendonitis. Wrist tendonitis usually takes place in your leading hand; ligament or sprain injuries to your wrist causes popping or pain in your wrist; and you can also experience damaged blood vessels when the club handle strikes your palm repeatedly. Whatever may be the golf injury you suffer, it is important to see a golf injuries surgeon in onto to make sure that your injury is rightly diagnosed and properly treated.
Average golfers play roughly 37 rounds each year and numerous days practicing. Over the last decade, golf has seen a marked increase in adoption across the country with $24.3 billion spent on fees and equipment in 2002 alone. Almost 10% of the U.S. population plays golf regularly.While golf is often viewed as a low-risk and low-impact sport, it does have its share of common injuries. These include low back pain as well as shoulder and elbow issues. Of all maladies, low back pain is the most common due to the fast rotation experienced in the golf swing.
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