Common Questions
- 1. How do you treat a shoulder separation? Click here to view a video animation.
- 2. How do you treat chronic achilles or heel pain? Click here to view a video animation.
- 3. How do you treat a torn knee ligament (ACL)? Click here to view a video animation.
- 4. How do you treat chronic tendonitis? Click here to view a video animation.
- 5. How do you treat shoulder instability? Click here to view a video animation.
- 6. How do you treat a rotator cuff tear of the shoulder? Click here to view a video animation.
- 7. How do you manage a torn cartilage of the knee? Click here to view a video animation.
Orthopedic Sports Medicine
Orthopedic Sports Medicine La Quinta is a website all about Orthopedic Sports Medicine services in La Quinta, California. Booking an appointment with an Orthopedic Surgeon or communicating with an Orthopedic Surgeoin is as easy as calling 760-799-9912, or emailing us at info@orthopedicsportsmedicinelaquinta.com.
Here are some of the most common conditions we treat here at Orthopedic Sports Medicine La Quinta. Please note this is not a complete list.
1. Chronic Tendonitis: Tendons are elastic type tissues that connect our muscles to our bones. When we strain our tendons this can lead to chronic tendonitis. Click on the following link to get a more detailed explaination of chronic tendonitis.
Treatment of Chronic Tendonitis: If you know what chronic tendonitis is but you would like more information on the treatment of chronic tendonitis click on the previous link.
2. Heel Pain: Heel pain is an extremely common complaint for which there are several common causes. With any heel pain it is important to make an accurate diagnosis of the cause of your symptoms so that appropriate treatment can be implemented. Click on the following link to learn more about heel pain.
Treatment of Heel Pain: If you understand what heel pain is but you would like to learn more regarding the treatment of heel pain click on the previous link.
3. Shoulder Instability: Shoulder instability occurs when the structures that support the shoulder joint fail to maintain the shoulder ball in place. Click on the following link for more information on shoulder instability.
Treatment of Shoulder Instability: If you are clear regarding shoulder instability but would like a better comprehension of the treatment of shoulder instability please click on the previous link.