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5 Common Running Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Hip, Knee, Sports Injury, TraumaBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk15th March 2022

One of the outcomes of the Covid-19 pandemic is that more people than ever before have taken up running as a hobby. As sports go, it’s easy to see why running is so popular. You don’t need to join a gym or buy expensive equipment (although you do need a good pair of running shoes),…

Man holding knee in pain from torn meniscus

Meniscal Tears: Causes and Symptoms

Knee, Sports InjuryBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk14th August 2021

The menisci are crescent-shaped pads of cartilage within the knee joint, positioned between the thigh bone and the shin bone. You have one meniscus on each side of your knee – the medial on the inside and the lateral on the outside. They act as shock absorbers cushioning the joint as you walk or run…

Woman with cycling injury next to bike

Cycling Injuries: Why Diagnosis is the Key to Effective Treatment

Knee, Sports InjuryBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk28th July 2021

It’s logical when you think about it that getting a diagnosis is the vital first step to effective treatment. After all, how can you hope to treat an injury without knowing precisely what it is? Yet, it’s amazing how many cycling-related injuries we see (particularly at this time of year) that have gone undiagnosed and…

Young tennis player with ankle pain

Prevention and Treatment of Common Lower Limb Tennis Injuries

Knee, Sports InjuryBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk28th June 2021

With Wimbledon fortnight due to get underway soon – albeit looking a little different this year due to Covid restrictions – we are taking tennis injuries to the lower limbs as our theme for this blog. We know when you head out on a sunny summer’s day for a game of tennis that the last…

When Can I Return to Sports after Total Hip Replacement?

Hip, Orthopaedic Research, Sports InjuryBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk28th January 2021

As orthopaedic consultants, we routinely carry out total hip replacement surgery (also referred to as total hip arthroplasty) to treat severe osteoarthritis or serious hip fractures. For keen sportsmen and women, one of the first question we get asked is ‘how quickly can I get back to playing sport?’ Of course, there isn’t a single…

Rugby Injuries: When to Get a Diagnosis and Treatment

Osteoarthritis, Sports InjuryBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk28th October 2020

It’s getting close to the start of rugby season and with many players being less active in recent months due to Covid-19 restrictions, extra care needs to be taken to minimise the risk of injury. If you do get injured, when should you get a diagnosis and seek treatment?

Summer Sports Knee Injuries – Prevention and Treatment

Knee, Sports InjuryBy Joseph Queally27th August 2020

Our knees are particularly prone to injury and sports that involve running or jumping put us at greatest risk. It’s not surprising, when you think about it, because walking exerts a pressure equivalent to three times a person’s body weight on the knees and running exerts a pressure of up to five times a person’s…

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