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Spring Cleaning Sports Injuries – Stop Neglecting Pain

Springtime isn’t just for cleaning out your home; it’s the perfect opportunity to address the sports injuries you've been putting off treating. Like decluttering your space, tending to neglected injuries can bring relief and a renewed sense of well-being. At…

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Are Knee Injections Right for Me?

The fluid in your knee joints have a natural lubricant between the bones called hyaluronic acid. The lubricant acts as a shock absorber. In many people, this lubricant wears away with time, causing knee pain. Your doctor may prescribe nonsteroidal…

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Meniscus Tear FAQs – Answering Your Questions

Meniscus tears are among the most common knee injuries, especially for athletes or those with active lifestyles. These injuries can be a source of significant kKnee Pain & ACL Injury | Chapin, SC | Palmetto Bone & Jointnee pain and…

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Why Now is the Time to Get Knee Replacement Surgery

As we embrace the heart of winter, the world seems to slow down, creating an ideal backdrop for self-care and health improvements. This season is an opportune time, particularly in 2024, for those considering knee replacement surgery. With fewer engagements…

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