Bones have several functions in your body. They provide structure, anchor muscles, and protect your organs. Steps can be taken to build stronger bones during childhood and adolescence, but after reaching peak bone mass at the age of 30, you should shift your focus to preserving your bones and [Read More]
Center for Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
Why Do I Need to See a Bone Specialist?
Bone specialists, also referred to as orthopedic surgeons, have advanced knowledge and training—beyond those of a primary care doctor—to diagnose and provide treatment for the full range of injuries and conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system (the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and [Read More]
Surprising Causes of Tendonitis
Pain, soreness, redness, swelling. These are all-too-common orthopaedic symptoms of tendonitis, a chronic inflammatory condition seen by your sports medicine doctor in San Antonio. Do you know much about tendonitis? Let’s explore it and uncover some surprising causes of this overuse injury. What is [Read More]
Do You Have Hand Pain? Here’s What You Should Do
Hand pain that prevents you from using it can bring your busy day to a screeching halt. Unfortunately, there are many reasons why your hand may be hurting. Some causes are minor, resolving on their own with rest, while others are more serious, requiring specialist care and treatment. If you are [Read More]
Tips for a Smooth Recovery After a Total Hip Replacement
If your hip arthritis is no longer responding to conservative interventions and has caused extensive damage to the joint, your orthopedic surgeon will likely recommend a total hip replacement (hip arthroplasty) to restore your normal function and mobility. The procedure involves the replacement of a [Read More]
