Pickleball is an extremely fast-growing sport due to its fun and social nature. While this sport is considered to be low-impact, making it great for the whole family, it does pose a risk for shoulder, elbow, and hand joint injuries. Understanding sports injuries is the best way to prevent them, so let’s discuss the most common injuries to these upper extremity joints.
It’s the perfect time of year to dip your toes in the sand and get active with beach volleyball! Whether you are trying to volley or make that perfect spike, you never want to get sidelined due to an injury.
As we get into the swing of summer, racquet sports are picking back up. With sports like tennis, racquetball, pickleball, padel, squash, and more, there are plenty of opportunities to get active and have fun.
Spring is here and so are spring sports! With sports like baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer, and tennis starting up again, it is important to stay cautious of the injuries that could be sustained. In particular, hand injuries are quite common among these sports.
Your shoulder is an incredibly versatile joint, enabling the widest range of motion among all your joints. However, when this joint experiences pain, it can significantly impede even the simplest tasks. If you're experiencing shoulder pain, it's crucial to recognize when to seek treatment to restore mobility and relieve discomfort.
Our hands are incredible instruments, allowing us to feel the world through intricate touch and manipulation. Everyday repetitive use, accidents and activity can cause health conditions that can affect everyday life.
After undergoing hand surgery, it is vital to prioritize healing and rehabilitation to ensure a full and successful recovery. Let's explore important strategies and tips for postoperative hand care that will help you regain optimal function.
Dr. Shrouder-Henry specializes in addressing the intricacies of the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder with unparalleled skill and precision.
Our hands distinguish us significantly from all other species, enabling us to execute a vast range of intricate tasks. We use our hands countless times throughout the day, often without even realizing it. From basic activities like eating, dressing, and grooming to more complex tasks such as typing, writing, or crafting, our hands are in constant use. The frequency varies greatly from person to person based on their occupation, daily routines, and activities. Some estimates suggest that an average person might make thousands of hand movements daily.
Opting for hand surgery marks a significant step toward reclaiming hand mobility and alleviating discomfort. It's natural to feel a mix of excitement and nervousness about the procedure and recovery. We're committed to supporting you through this process, providing guidance on what to anticipate and assisting in your preparation for the surgery.
