We rely on our shoulders to perform our day-to-day activities—so much so that experiencing pain in either of them can greatly hamper our ability to move freely and even affect our quality of life. Most cases of shoulder pain are nonspecific or mechanical, which means that the source of the pain may be triggered by […]
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Which Specialist Should I See For A Hand Injury?
Hand and wrist injuries drastically lower your quality of life — it goes without saying that everyone needs their hands for daily activities. Don’t try to tough out any hand injury. Minor problems can quickly grow to become lifelong conditions that may be irreversible. If you are in the Baltimore area and are experiencing hand […]
Is Hand Arthritis Preventable?
Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis are among the most common types of arthritis that affect the joints in the hand and wrist. Both types cause pain, numbness in the fingers, stiffness, swelling, and crepitus (cracking or grinding sound), among other symptoms. Hand arthritis, as with that of any other part of the body, has no known […]
Tips for Wearing a Shoulder Sling After Surgery
If you have surgery on your shoulder, elbow, wrist, or anywhere else in your arm area, you will most likely be asked to wear a sling for a number of weeks. This is done in order to keep the area immobile while you heal. A shoulder sling is effective in your recuperation process as long […]
Are There Other Treatment Options for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Aside from Surgery?
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common type of nerve impingement in the wrist. CTS occurs when any of the structures surrounding the carpal tunnel gets inflamed. The carpal tunnel is the narrow passageway on the anterior part of the wrist through which the median nerve passes. The inflammation consequently compresses the median nerve, which […]
