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What Working From Home Does to Your Body

February 4, 2021Filed Under: Hand and Wrist Tagged With: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Dr. Vishal Kancherla, pandemic, physiatrist, working from home

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What Working From Home Does to Your Body

If you’re experiencing wrist pain while working from home, carpal tunnel syndrome may be to blame. Physiatrist Dr. Vishal Kancherla recently explained to Reader’s Digest The Healthy why carpal tunnel syndrome is …

Filed Under: Hand and Wrist Tagged With: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Dr. Vishal Kancherla, pandemic, physiatrist, working from home

Essential Oils for Back Pain

February 4, 2021Filed Under: Spine Tagged With: back pain, back pain treatment, Dr. Ai Mukai, essential oils, spine specialist

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Essential Oils for Back Pain

Essential oils are a popular home remedy for many ailments. When it comes to back pain, there are not a lot of medical studies available to prove they actually work. Texas Orthopedics spine specialists Dr. …

Filed Under: Spine Tagged With: back pain, back pain treatment, Dr. Ai Mukai, essential oils, spine specialist

Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares May Be Predictable

February 1, 2021Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: PRIME cells, RA flare, research study, Rheumatoid Arthritis, rheumatologist

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Rheumatoid Arthritis Flares May Be Predictable

A recent study indicates that predicting and possibly proactively treating rheumatoid arthritis flares might be possible thanks to a type of cell that seems to accumulate in the bloodstream prior to a flare. The …

Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: PRIME cells, RA flare, research study, Rheumatoid Arthritis, rheumatologist

New Drug Combination May Help Ease Fatigue Caused by RA

February 1, 2021Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: methotrexate, prednisone, research study, Rheumatoid Arthritis, rheumatologist

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New Drug Combination May Help Ease Fatigue Caused by RA

A  study presented at the 2020 conference of the European E-Congress of Rheumatology shows that methotrexate and prednisone, two prescription drugs commonly prescribed for rheumatoid arthritis, can help …

Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: methotrexate, prednisone, research study, Rheumatoid Arthritis, rheumatologist

The Problem With Walking in Flip Flops

February 1, 2021Filed Under: foot and ankle Tagged With: back pain, foot and ankle doctor, foot doctor, foot pain, heel pain, podiatrist, proper shoewear

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The Problem With Walking in Flip Flops

They may be stylish, but flips flops can cause some serious foot, ankle and even back problems. Board certified podiatrist Dr. Joseph Snowden explains the problem with walking in flip flops on Under …

Filed Under: foot and ankle Tagged With: back pain, foot and ankle doctor, foot doctor, foot pain, heel pain, podiatrist, proper shoewear

What you need to know about back pain medications

January 28, 2021Filed Under: Spine Tagged With: back pain, Dr. Ai Mukai, interventional spine, low back pain, pain management, spine

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What you need to know about back pain medications


If you are one of the millions of Americans that suffers from back pain, you’ve likely been prescribed medications to help with the pain. Physiatrist Dr. Ai Mukai covers what you
…

Filed Under: Spine Tagged With: back pain, Dr. Ai Mukai, interventional spine, low back pain, pain management, spine

Is cracking your knuckles bad for you?

January 27, 2021Filed Under: Hand and Wrist Tagged With: cracking knuckles, Dr. Jason Somogyi, hand, hand arthritis, hand pain, joint pain, knuckes, knuckle pain

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Is cracking your knuckles bad for you?


You may have been told as a kid cracking your knuckles is bad for you. But the truth is, it’s harmless, and won’t cause arthritis or make your knuckles bigger.

Orthopedic hand surgeon …

Filed Under: Hand and Wrist Tagged With: cracking knuckles, Dr. Jason Somogyi, hand, hand arthritis, hand pain, joint pain, knuckes, knuckle pain

What is an EMG?

January 25, 2021Filed Under: General Tagged With: electromyography, EMG, NCS, nerve conduction study, physiatrist

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What is an EMG?

Electromyography, or EMG, is a type of diagnostic test used to detect problems involving nerves, muscles and the signals that they send to each other. If you are experiencing symptoms of a muscle or nerve disorder, …

Filed Under: General Tagged With: electromyography, EMG, NCS, nerve conduction study, physiatrist

Myths About Ankylosing Spondylitis

January 20, 2021Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: ankylosing spondylitis, Dr. Joseph Martinez, Rheumatology

Ankylosing spondylitis, a chronic form of inflammatory arthritis that primarily targets the spine, can be hard to diagnose, leaving many patients looking for answers to their symptoms. Rheumatologist Dr. Joseph Martinez recently helped clarify some common AS misconceptions on HealthCentral…

Filed Under: Rheumatology Tagged With: ankylosing spondylitis, Dr. Joseph Martinez, Rheumatology

What Causes Shoulder Pain at Night?

January 7, 2021Filed Under: shoulder injuries, Shoulder pain, Shoulder/Elbow Tagged With: Arthritis, bursitis, Osteoarthritis, rotator cuff injuries, Ryan Tibbetts, shoulder, shoulder arthritis, shoulder pain, shoulder pain at night, shoulder specialist, tendonitis

Shoulder pain that develops at night while you’re sleeping can be a frustrating and sleep-depriving problem. Orthopedic surgeon and shoulder specialist, Dr. Ryan Tibbetts, says shoulder pain at night is more common than you might think. “One of the …

Filed Under: shoulder injuries, Shoulder pain, Shoulder/Elbow Tagged With: Arthritis, bursitis, Osteoarthritis, rotator cuff injuries, Ryan Tibbetts, shoulder, shoulder arthritis, shoulder pain, shoulder pain at night, shoulder specialist, tendonitis

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Texas Orthopedics provides comprehensive orthopedic care by offering on-site X-ray, MRIs, bone density scans, physical and occupational therapy, general orthopedic services, sports medicine, spine care, joint replacement, fracture and trauma care, infusion therapy, and a Joint Commission-accredited outpatient surgery center. In addition to orthopedic surgeons, we have physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists at our locations in Kyle, Round Rock, Lakeway, Northwest Austin, Leander, Central Austin, and South Austin, TX.