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Treatment Options for Shoulder Pain

July 27, 2022Filed Under: Shoulder/Elbow Tagged With: orthopedic surgeon, orthopedic surgery, rotator cuff, rotator cuff tear, shoulder, shoulder arthritis, Shoulder doctor, Shoulder injury, shoulder pain, shoulder replacement, shoulder specialist, shoulder surgery

The shoulder is made up of several joints, tendons and muscles that allow for a wide range of motion in the arm. Because the shoulder has more mobility than any other joint in the body, the soft tissues and bony …

Dr. Smith Explains Frozen Shoulder for The Healthy

November 22, 2021Filed Under: Shoulder/Elbow Tagged With: frozen shoulder, orthopedic surgeon, shoulder pain, shoulder specialist

Frozen shoulder can be a difficult to live with because it’s a painful condition that can take up to a year to resolve. Board certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Scott Smith recently shared his expertise on frozen shoulder symptoms and treatment …

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 …

Six Tips for Safe Skiing

March 18, 2019Filed Under: General, texas orthopedics Tagged With: ACL tear, Austin, fracture, hand and wrist surgeon, knee surgeon, shoulder specialist, skiing injury, snowboarding injury, sports injury doctors, Spring Break, Texas Orthopedics

Skiers and snowboarders heading to the slopes this Spring Break should be aware that most injuries happen in the afternoon when fatigue sets in and your legs are tired from morning runs. Other factors that may lead to an injury …

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