Test Your X-Ray IQ: Why is this Patient Experiencing Foot Pain?
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Provider Spotlight: Dr. Samuel Brinkley
Meet Dr. Samuel Brinkley, our July Provider of the Month! You can visit him at his practice in Richmond, VA.
Preventing 3 Common Causes of Hip Pain
The hips play a crucial role in our capacity for movement, and suffering from hip pain can take a toll on your body’s ability to move freely. Hip pain can be caused by acute trauma, overuse, and even irritation stemming from other parts of the body. Here we take a closer look at three of the most common causes of hip pain and give you some helpful prevention techniques.
3 Steps to Becoming a Healthy Family
Summer is here. That means school is out, and free time is filled with extracurricular activities, trips, and most importantly, family time. Take advantage of the extra time spent together by setting your family on the road to healthy living. Among pressures to eat better and work out more, it’s important to remember that what may be “healthy” for one family isn’t necessarily the same for another. The goal is to simply encourage a more active and health-conscious lifestyle while keeping the focus on having fun.
Hip Flexor Injuries 101
The hip flexors play an important role in everyday mobility and exercise. Involved in pulling the knee toward the hip, most movements either directly or indirectly use the hip flexors. That’s why even the slightest injury can cause great discomfort. Learn how you can recover from a hip flexor injury, and what precautions can be taken to avoid them.Test Your X-Ray IQ: Low Back Pain With Leg Pain
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Patient Testimonial: Brain Tumor Survivor Erin Murray
Every patient has their own unique Airrosti Story. Watch as yoga guru and brain tumor survivor Erin Murray recounts her personal Airrosti experience. When brain surgery left her with frequent tension headaches, severe neck pain, and immobility, Airrosti’s Dr. Peplinski was there to help Erin...
Preventing Three Common Types of Knee Pain
Every part of your body is connected. When all parts are working perfectly, the body is a well-oiled machine that helps you bend, move, run, jump, and stretch in remarkable ways. However, a problem in one part of the body can severely limit your movement and make it harder to do the things you love. Accurately diagnosing and properly treating the source of pain can be difficult because the pain you feel in one part of the body may actually be caused by an injury in another. Pain is not always localized, and it’s important to not only understand where you hurt but why you hurt. Your knees are one of the most important junctions in the body. Because they’re connected to so many other injury-prone areas, pain in the knee can often be caused by an injury somewhere else entirely. Below we take a look at the areas most associated with knee pain and how to address pain when it arises.