Sports Injuries

04 Aug

Posted at 15:20h in Back Pain, Joint Pain, Neck Pain, Nerve Pain, Osteoarthritis, Pain Conditions, Sports Injuries, Work-Related Injuries

Have you recently had surgery, or are you planning to have an operation soon? Are you wondering how to manage your post-surgery pain? Sore muscles, swelling, and nerve pain are just a few of the things you might experience after an operation. Believe it or not, you will probably plan for pain management before you even have your surgery. Here's how you...

09 Nov

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

Around the country, many schools and school districts have returned to some type of “normal” and that means in-person classes and sports. Integrated Pain Consultants saw a spike in sports injuries during the summer months, and that was often due to people taking the initiative to keep in shape even as gyms and options like intramural leagues closed. Working out...

06 Oct

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

You might think a pandemic would decrease the number of sports injuries since teams are no longer practicing and playing like they used to, but that isn’t the case. Integrated Pain Consultants has seen an increase in sports injuries since the pandemic began. This is because people are rightfully avoiding the gym, in-person coaches, and personal trainers in favor of...

15 Sep

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

In the midst of COVID-19, many people have modified their gym routines to include cardio outdoors or have created their own at-home gym. At Integrated Pain Consultants, we have found that this has also led to an increase in sports injuries and types of injuries. Any time you change your workout routine, you’re prone to injuries and this is especially...

18 Jun

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

Many athletes, from amateurs to professionals, have adapted to more solitary trainings in recent weeks. The team at Integrated Pain Consultants is prepared for an increase in sports injuries, because when you work out alone—especially if it’s new to you—there’s an inherent increase in risk of injury. When you don’t have a coach or trainer gauging your form and guiding...

12 Jun

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

You’re probably familiar with the most common sports and sports injuries, such as a twisted ankle from distance running or an ACL tear from your intramural basketball game. Integrated Pain Consultants and Dr. Seth—the “Top Doc” in the area since 2015 as voted by other doctors—have an array of pain management treatments available for all types of sports injuries. However,...

11 May

Posted at 05:00h in Back Pain, Integrated Pain Consultants, Sports Injuries, Work-Related Injuries

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03 Mar

Posted at 05:00h in ARP Wave Therapy, CBD Oil, Chiropractic, Manipulation Under Anesthesia (MUA), Sports Injuries

It’s bad enough when you suffer an injury like a rolled ankle when stumbling off a sidewalk, but a sports injury can bench an athlete and even ruin their career. Integrated Pain Consultants regularly works with sports injury patients of all ages and abilities from professional athletes to little league stars. Spring has arrived, and with the season comes tennis...

13 Dec

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

‘Tis the season for Dr. Nikesh Seth and the team at Integrated Pain Consultants to treat the thousands of winter sports injuries that occur around the country every year. According to one study, 3.8 million people are treated every year in the US from winter sports injuries. Most of these injuries (69,000) are from snow skiing, but 54,000 are from...

22 Aug

Posted at 05:00h in Sports Injuries

In the summer months, Dr. Nikesh Seth sees an uptick in student-athletes who suffer a wide range of injuries. We often think of sports injuries as sudden, traumatic events—such as a dislocated shoulder—and while that’s certainly a risk, that’s not always the case. Sports injuries can be acute and traumatic, or they can be chronic and develop over time (such...

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