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Abdominal pain is one of the most common reasons for emergency room and clinic visits. And, it is easy to understand why when you consider the complexity of the gastrointestinal/digestive (GI) system. The stomach, small intestine, large intestine, pancreas, liver, spleen, and other essential organs are all housed in your abdomen. This means that pain...
For many women, taking care of their breasts is a top health concern. More than 200,000 women are newly diagnosed with breast cancer, every year, making it the second most common type of cancer in the U.S. after skin cancer. Thankfully, the guidelines for how to improve breast health are not all that different from...
EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region Welcomes Trevor Carroll, MD DURHAM, NC.—EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region welcomes Dr. Trevor Carroll to the expert orthopedic care team, starting August 30, 2021. He will be caring for patients at the Burlington, Oxford, and Durham locations. As a board-eligible and fellowship-trained surgeon, Dr. Carroll brings a vast set of skills and experience as a neck...
What is the cause of shin pain? Shin pain can be frustrating and prevent you from participating in the sports and activities you enjoy. And, the causes of shin pain can vary, having you wondering what type of injury or condition you have. To help ensure a correct diagnosis and treatment plan, seek the aid...
If you are living with pain and putting off seeing a physical therapist, the chances are that you are wondering to yourself, “Does physical therapy work?” In short, yes. Physical therapy (PT) from a trained professional is highly effective at treating orthopedic injuries and conditions. EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region’s team of board-certified, fellowship-trained physical therapists is versed...
Prior to launching into how to maximize your knee replacement surgery recovery, take a look at this promising statistic: According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), upwards of 90% of total knee replacements are still in working condition 15 years after surgery. One of the best ways to ensure a positive recovery from...
It feels like you have tried every imaginable treatment method for your hip pain…and, performing daily activities (let alone golfing and tennis) has become cumbersome or even impossible. Sound familiar? If so, it may be time to consider hip replacement surgery. At EmergeOrtho—Triangle Region, we are known for exhausting all non-operative treatment methods before suggesting...
If you have recently had a consultation with a hip replacement surgeon, you may have heard mention of “muscle sparing.” This term refers to a minimally-invasive surgical approach that reduces pain and postoperative complications and encourages a quicker recovery. While this surgical technique is common for hip joint replacements, always consult with a board-certified, fellowship-trained...
A New Normal for Orthopedic Injury Care This past year, the way we interact with our doctors changed dramatically. Even with COVID-19 cases on the decline and vaccinations increasing across the U.S., speaking with a medical professional online is still the best option according to the CDC. But, what does this mean for orthopedic injuries...
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) can be painful and make it difficult to perform even the simplest of tasks. This condition results from the median nerve that runs the length of your arm through your wrist, becoming compressed or squeezed. You may have heard that certain hand and wrist exercises for carpal tunnel can effectively address...
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