There are a number of reasons you might have intense pain on the outside of your thigh, but most often, especially in runners and soccer players, Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS) is to blame. ITBS is named for the iliotibial band, the tendon that runs along the outer thigh from the hip to the kneecap. When…
Read MoreAt Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our physiatrists are dedicated to relieving pain and restoring function using nonsurgical treatment methods. From our five offices in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, we offer personalized care to patients all over Long Island, many of whom have running-related sports injuries. Recognizing the prevalence of these issues, we want to…
Read MoreWhile running can be a wonderful exercise that results in increased physical and mental health, there are times when too much running, running without stretching first, and running while wearing improper footwear, can cause pain and dysfunction. When that happens, you need the services of the talented physiatrists at Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine. If…
Read MoreSoccer may be the most popular sport in the world, but probably not while you’re in pain from your last soccer game. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, we treat many patients who have suffered musculoskeletal soccer injuries, often youngsters or young adults playing on school or college teams. Soccer is an invigorating game that’s…
Read MoreIf your physician has recommended a nerve conduction study (NCS), it’s normal to feel uncertain about what to expect. This diagnostic test helps identify nerve damage or dysfunction, especially in patients with numbness, tingling, or muscle weakness. While it might initially sound intimidating, the procedure is quick, low-risk, and typically well-tolerated. Here’s a closer look…
Read MoreAs winter fades and spring sports ramp up, athletes across Long Island are eager to get back on the field, track, or court. But jumping back into intense activity too quickly can lead to early-season injuries that could sideline you before the season even gets started. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, we specialize in…
Read MoreSoft tissue injuries can be painful and take time to heal. However, there have been exciting advances in pain-reducing and healing therapies in recent years that help improve patient outcomes by regenerating healthy tissue. PRP therapy and Prolotherapy are two options that may help individuals with soft tissue injuries recover and get back to a…
Read MoreAthletes face physical demands that can lead to muscle fatigue, injuries, and prolonged recovery times. As athletes seek ways to enhance performance and prevent injuries, many turn to acupuncture – a holistic treatment that has gained recognition for its remarkable benefits in sports medicine. Acupuncture involves inserting thin, sterile needles into specific points on the body…
Read MoreJoint pain can leave you on the sidelines, watching life instead of participating. When over-the-counter medications and other therapies fail to curb the pain, you may feel frustrated and unsure where to turn for long-lasting pain relief. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, our outstanding physicians focus on helping you ease joint pain by providing…
Read MoreAchilles tendonitis is generally thought of as a sports injury since it affects nearly a quarter of all athletes at some point. Nonetheless, the condition can have a significant negative impact on anyone’s mobility and quality of life. At Long Island Spine Rehabilitation Medicine, where our doctors take a holistic approach to healing, we offer…
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