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Common Running Injuries: Hip or Thigh Pain
Running can cause hip or thigh pain in runners, from inflammation of the muscles or other injury. Read more in this detailed article.
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Tennis Elbow Symptoms
A painful, burning sensation in the outer elbow that worsens over time is just one of the many symptoms of tennis elbow.
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Wrist Tendonitis vs. Sprain
Wrist tendonitis and sprains are common injuries of the wrist. While both conditions may be similar in many ways, there are also several differences that are seen.
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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Video: 3 Advanced Exercises to Restore Proprioception
These 3 advanced proprioceptive exercises focus on strength, balance, and joint stability.
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Knee Meniscus Tear Video
Learn about a knee meniscus tear, one of the most common causes of knee pain, in this physician reviewed video.
7 Causes of Shin Splints
The pain of shin splints can be avoided if you know what causes it and you take measures to prevent shin splints.
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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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Rotator cuff injuries can share symptoms with several other shoulder injuries, so these are the specific symptoms to look for if you think you’ve got a rotator cuff tear.
Shoulder injuries are all too common, especially in athletes. Learn about three common shoulder injuries and their symptoms.
Whether it is aching, sharp, radiating, or burning, shoulder pain is a sign that something is wrong.
A rotator cuff injury can cause pain that makes getting sleep difficult. Here are a few tricks to help you sleep comfortably with your injured rotator cuff.
A nerve or blood vessel injury could be the reason for your shoulder pain and hand or finger numbness.