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All About Ankle Sprains and Strains

Ankle strains and sprains are common injuries. This article reviews what you need to know about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.

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Common Running Injuries: Knee Pain

Runners put an enormous amount of pressure on their knees, making the joint susceptible to a number of different conditions.

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Pop, Click, Snap: Snapping Hip Syndrome

Snapping hips are most commonly caused a hip tendon or muscle sliding over the bone. Learn what it is, how it feels, and how it can be treated.

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What You Need to Know About Concussions

Learn the risk factors, symptoms, diagnoses and rehabilitation typically associated with concussion.

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Patellar tendon graft placed during ACL repair surgery

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ACL Tear Surgical Repair

ACL surgery typically involves reconstructing the injured knee ligament using a graft from elsewhere on the body or from a donor.

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All About Foot Stress Fractures

Stress fractures are small, microscopic cracks in bone that commonly occur in the feet. Foot stress fractures are often caused by overuse injuries in sports, such as soccer or dance.

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Tennis Elbow Treatment

Treatment recommendations vary greatly among physicians. Athletes may consider seeking second opinions and/or a treatment protocol from physical therapists or athletic trainers.

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3 Types of Snapping Hip Syndrome

There are three ways snapping hip can originate. Each type of snapping hip, while typically harmless, may lead to pain and joint damage for some athletes.