Common Marathon Running Injuries
Common Marathon Running Injuries: Sprains/Strains, Tendonitis, Low Back Pain, Iliotibial Friction Syndrome, Plantar Fasciitis, Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (#NYCmarathon) Congratulations again to all of the marathon runners and an even bigger congratulation to those we helped prepare for the run. We are currently treating many runners who sustained overuse injuries during the marathon. Marathon running is such a great sport but can be a cause of low back, pelvic, hip, knee, shin, and ankle/foot pain. When the biomechanics of the shock absorbing joints are compromised or if there is a...
Read MoreNYC Marathon 2015
Wishing all #NYCmarathon runners good luck this weekend! And wishing you all a Happy Halloween! Some of our staff getting in the Halloween spirit!
Read MoreDon’t use Dr. Google
A patient who is a marathon runner and training for the upcoming NYC marathon and has moderate knee pain that we just evaluated said, “Well Dr. Google told me that I have….”. We laughed together. Very cute but be sure that you are not relying on Dr. Google for medical advice! And it just so happens that Dr. Google was right this time. Great information and thank goodness we have access to such information but be sure to see your healthcare providers when having pain of unknown cause.
Read MoreSection on Women’s Health, American Physical Therapy Association Award
So very proud to be a member of the Section on Women’s Health, American Physical Therapy Association. Incredible Board of Directors, great educational courses, keeping members abreast of all women’s and men’s pelvic health topics via conferences and our journal. Having been one of the instructors of their Pelvic Pain course, teaching at many Combined Sections Meetings, getting published in the journal, and being on the vulvar pain task force years ago have been an honor. Here they are thanking members! Hoping to serve them again in the future.
Read MoreOffice Renovations
Our office renovations completed to provide optimal comfort for our patients.
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