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• Treatment Options for Patients with Knee Arthritis Near Delaware

  in the affected joints. Some possibilities your doctor may discuss with you include: Rest and activity modifications Physical therapy Non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) Cortisone injections Visco supplementation injections If these...

• Finding Relief for Hip Osteoarthritis Pain

  there are many non-surgical treatment options available for patients with hip osteoarthritis pain: Activity – Physical therapy or low-impact exercise programs thatimprove flexibility, build strength, and maintain muscle tone Healthy eating – Increasing...

• Your Search for a Rotator Cuff Tear Physician Ends at Rothman Orthopaedic Institute

  of dexterity and strength. In many cases, a torn rotator cuff can be addressed with nonsurgical treatment, including physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, or injections. Rotator cuff tear recovery time is often complicated by the cuff’s...

• Volleyball Injury Prevention for High School Athletes

  the worst volleyball injuries for lost playing time. Usually, injuries can be treated nonoperatively with bracing and physical therapy. Occasionally, though, ankle sprains can be associated with subtle fractures or cartilage injuries. Anterior Cruciate...

• Joey - ACL Reconstruction, Torn Meniscus

  of the excellent care I received from Dr. Deluca, his team, the Rothman staff, the care I received at Methodist and physical therapy at The Training Room in Sewell. -------------------------------------- January 16, 2017 during a Gloucester Catholic...

• Understanding Soreness and Bruising

  begin. At Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, such injuries can often be treated with nonoperative treatments, including physical therapy, medications, assistive devices, and RICE (rest, icing, compression and elevation). In the most severe cases,...

• Elbow Dislocation: Causes and Treatment

  the elbow to its proper location within the joint. The elbow will then be kept in a sling or splint and treated with physical therapy and elbow exercises. In the case of complex and severe dislocations, surgery may be recommended in order to properly...

• What to Look For in a Yardley Knee Surgeon

  The best surgeons and practices offer comprehensive, evidence-based, care that includes knee surgery recovery care, physical therapy, lifestyle modification advice, and post-surgical follow up care. Clinical Innovation and Excellence in Research Great...

• What Does My Cycling Knee Pain Mean?

  treatment option may be recommended. Non-surgical options include RICE (rest, ice, compression, and elevation,) physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and the use of orthotics or supportive braces to stabilize the knee. If your condition is...

• Most Common Football-Related Shoulder Injuries 

  Non-surgical treatments include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication to reduce pain and swelling, and physical therapy, involving specific exercises to restore movement and strengthen the muscles surrounding your shoulder joint. Surgical...

• Rothman Orthopaedics Performs First Outpatient Total Joint Replacement at New AtlantiCare Center for Orthopaedic Surgery

  comfortable in their private recovery room which can also serve as an overnight space if an extended stay is needed. Physical therapy works with the patient at their bedside immediately after surgery to allow for early mobilization. Just hours after...

• What to Do if You Dislocate Your Shoulder?

  for some common passive motion exercises that can be done in this acute phase of Dislocated Shoulder Recovery. Physical therapy is often prescribed tomaximize strength and range of motion return. Once your range of motion is restored to normal and your...

• Elbow Open Reduction Internal Fixation

  be monitored for any signs of complications and will receive pain management and instructions on postoperative care. Physical therapy and rehabilitation may also be prescribed to help restore strength, range of motion, and function to the elbow joint....

• Cutting-Edge Laminectomy Techniques for Spinal Stenosis Relief

  experience significant pain reduction and improved mobility. A personalized rehabilitation program, including physical therapy and tailored exercises, ensures a smooth transition back to normal activities. Ongoing Support and Monitoring: Continuous...

• Helping Your Shoulder Pain: Rotator Cuff Rehab and Treatment

  Rest and activity modification Ice and heat Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications Local corticosteroid injection Physical therapy and directed exercises Rotator Cuff Rehabilitation Process Rotator cuff rehabilitation is focused on reducing pain...

• Conservative Approach to Back Pain Often the Best

  should always be used before surgery is considered. These techniques can include rest, medications, injections and physical therapy. Surgery should only be considered when these treatments fail and the doctor is able to pinpoint the exact source of the...

• 3 Steps to Ensure Thorough Preparation for Spine Surgery

  in learning how to move and walk. The rest of your recovery will come through a recommended regimen of exercise and physical therapy. Maintenance Best Practices: Even after a successful surgery and recovery period, a good doctor will urge patients to...

• FAQs About Recovery From ACL Surgery

  place over the course of several months. Typically, bracing immediately follows the procedure, as well as a structured physical therapy program. Throughout this period, patients may return gradually to a variety of athletic activities. Below is an...

• The Facts About Degenerative Joint Disease in Delaware County

  or more of the following options: Lifestyle modification Vitamin supplements Prescriptionmedications Injections Braces Physical therapy Sometimes, a combination of the above reduces the patient’s pain and helps them return to their normal activities. In...

• Information on Lateral Collateral Ligament Injury In South Jersey

  ligament injury can range from non-surgical tosurgical. Here are a few examples of what can be done. Non-Surgical Physical Therapy: Specific strengthening exercises may restore your knee back to it’s former function. Ice: Aiding your lateral collateral...