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Professional athletes depend on their bodies for their careers, but many of the principles guiding their recovery are equally relevant to people who never step onto a professional field. Accurate diagnosis, individualized treatment, progressive rehabilitation, and clear recovery goals can … Continue reading →

Tennis and pickleball make it easy to stay active outdoors, especially in a city where court sports can be enjoyed throughout much of the year. But frequent matches also expose the elbow to repeated gripping, swinging, and forearm movements. Over … Continue reading →

It might begin with your hand falling asleep while driving, tingling during your morning commute, or struggling to grip a coffee mug comfortably. Although these symptoms may seem minor at first, they can become more frequent over time. Carpal tunnel … Continue reading →

Knee pain has a way of appearing just when you’re feeling your strongest. Maybe you’ve been increasing your running mileage, enjoying weekend pickleball matches, or staying active with walks around Tampa. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, every step becomes uncomfortable. … Continue reading →

A rotator cuff tear is an injury to one or more of the tendons or muscles that help hold your shoulder in place and move your arm. Your rotator cuff helps you lift your arm, reach overhead, rotate your shoulder, … Continue reading →

A stress fracture is a small crack, or severe bruising, in a bone. It usually happens from repeated stress over time, not one big injury. Think of it as your bone saying, “This is more impact than I can recover … Continue reading →

Hip pain and back pain can feel similar, especially because pain in one area can travel into another. Your hip, lower back, pelvis, and legs all work together, so it’s not always easy to know where the problem started. Still, … Continue reading →

Summer is a great time to get outside, stay active, and enjoy your favorite sports. In Florida, that may mean pickleball, running, swimming, boating, waterskiing, tubing, and other well-loved, warm-weather activities. But when you’re moving more, sweating more, and spending … Continue reading →

Tennis elbow is a common cause of pain on the outside of the elbow. The medical name for it is lateral epicondylitis. Even though it’s called tennis elbow, many people who have it don’t actually play tennis! Tennis elbow usually … Continue reading →

Shoulder pain can come from many different problems, but two common causes are rotator cuff tendinopathy and shoulder arthritis. These conditions can feel similar because both can cause pain, stiffness, and trouble using your arm. However, they affect different parts … Continue reading →