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Lateral Epicondylitis: Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

In this article, we will be discussing lateral tendinopathy or tennis elbow. Prior to discussing causes and symptoms it is first important to recap on anatomy. The extensor muscles attach primarily to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus via the common extensor tendon. Superiorly on the image you have ECRL – which primarily attaches to …

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Wearing gloves can actually increase your risk of catching coronavirus

As see in the New York Post. A UK doctor is warning those stockpiling gloves amid the coronavirus outbreak that wearing them can increase the risk of catching the deadly bug, according to report. Dr. Simran Deo said that gloves can collect germs on the surface from infected people who cough or sneeze on them, the Mirror reported. …

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5 common summer injuries and how to prevent them

We all love the warm summer weather and the fun activities that come with it, but the summer season is a peak time for many injuries. Here are some common summer injuries and how to prevent them: Wrist sprains: Falls are extremely common during the summer. Many activities such as skateboarding, rollerblading, bike riding or …

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Adaptive Equipment for Hand Arthritis

Article Reference: ASSH | Handcare Hand arthritis can have a huge impact on performance of daily tasks. Activities like brushing your teeth or opening a jar can be painful and challenging. If you have pain and limitations due to hand arthritis, there are many products available to help improve hand function. 1. Automatic toothpaste dispenser …

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No pain, no gain??

FAQ!! After my injury, should I do my exercises if they are causing me pain? I will give my general answer first, then my more specific answer. You may fit into one or both depending on your injury and progress of healing. General Answer: Often when recovering from an injury or surgery, no… you should …

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