General Health and Wellness

Top 4 FAQs About Orthopedic Care and Surgery

Top 4 FAQs About Orthopedic Care and Surgery

Orthopedic care plays a vital role in treating injuries and conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system, which includes bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Whether you’re dealing with joint pain, recovering from a sports injury, or navigating chronic conditions, understanding the basics of orthopedic care can help you make informed decisions. Here are four frequently asked questions about orthopedic care to…

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An Orthopedic Perspective on the Summer Olympics: An Orthopedic Perspective

An Orthopedic Perspective on the Summer Olympics: An Orthopedic Perspective

The Summer Olympics captivate millions around the world every four years, showcasing the pinnacle of athletic performance and human potential. As an orthopedic sports surgeon, I view the Olympics through a unique lens—appreciating not only the athletes’ incredible achievements but also the meticulous care and training that go into maintaining their musculoskeletal health. While these athletes are at the peak…

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Impact of High Temperatures on Bones and Joints

Impact of High Temperatures on Bones and Joints

My family and I just moved from the OC, and I felt compelled to write an article on this topic. We’ve been experiencing temperatures of 42° C (Sorry, I’m Canadian) or 107° F in our new area. High temperatures can significantly impact various bodily functions and overall health. From dehydration to heat stroke, the immediate and apparent effects of extreme…

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Why More Women Need to be Stronger

Why More Women Need to be Stronger

A strong body is a cornerstone of athletic performance, but strength training for women tends to be underemphasized as a crucial component of fitness. At Matthewson Orthopedics, we believe that strength training should be a top priority for all women, not just athletes. Strength training has many benefits for women, and this blog post examines why it is important for…

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