05/09/2006
GROIN PAIN
Incomplete Healing of the Ligament and Tendon
05/16/2006 Prolotherapy an
Alternative Therapy for Low Back Pain in Athletes
Elbow Pitching
Injuries
Medical reports have shown that disability
occurs more commonly in association with a
certain style of pitching, specifically related
to the sidearm throw, the horizontal position of
the extremity, and the whipping or snapping
motion used to increase velocity. These seem to
increase the compressive and tensile forces on
the elbow.
October 31, 2006
The MRI says I need surgery
WHAT SHOULD I
DO IF MY MRI SHOWS A HERNIATED DISC?
Never Have Knee Surgery Based on an MRI Diagnosis
WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU ARE NOT ORDERING AN MRI?
November 7, 2006
Groin Pain
Incomplete Healing of the Ligament and Tendon
Stress Fractures
in the Female Athlete
November 14, 2006
Can an Athlete Get Prolotherapy
During The Season and During Training?
Knee Injury and Cortisone Shots
RICE Why We Don't Recommend It
November
21, 2006
Loose Ligaments in the Back
Shoulder/Rotator Cuff Injuries
Ironman Florida
December 5,
2006
Twisted Ankle
The Achilles Tendon and Heel Spurs
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ligament laxity. Strengthening ligaments and other connective tissue can
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