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The Most Common Pain Mistakes People Make During the Holidays

December 18, 2025admin

TLDR The holiday season is usually a time to unwind, spend quality time with family and friends, go on vacation, and plan for the new year. However, this season also brings its share of discomforts, such as joint pain and flare-ups of chronic pain, often triggered by cold weather, long travel days, and disrupted […]

PRP vs. Viscosupplementation: Which Is Better for Knee Osteoarthritis?

November 17, 2025admin

TLDR If you’re experiencing knee osteoarthritis, there are two leading non-surgical options to help address the issue: PRP therapy and viscosupplementation (knee gel injections). PRP therapy makes use of your body’s platelets to repair damaged tissues and reduce inflammation. Viscosupplementation involves the injection of hyaluronic acid into the joint to lubricate and relieve […]

Viscosupplementation for Knee Osteoarthritis: What You Need to Know

September 15, 2025admin

Experiencing knee pain due to osteoarthritis can affect your day-to-day life. Activities like climbing stairs or walking around the home can feel painful and overwhelming. If you have tried steroid injections without result and advanced treatments like PRP or stem cell therapy feel out of reach, viscosupplementation may be the right solution for you. […]

Chronic Pain vs. Acute Pain: What’s the Difference and How Are They Treated?

July 15, 2025admin

We all experience pain, but not all pain is created equal. Some are mild and disappear almost instantly, while others may be chronic or acute. Understanding the difference between chronic and acute pain is key to getting the correct diagnosis and the most effective treatment. At Advanced Sports & Spine, our physiatrist, Dr. Ahmad, specializes […]

Treating Calcium Deposits in the Shoulder with Shockwave Therapy

May 12, 2025admin

According to the National Library of Medicine, about 20% of adults with chronic shoulder pain have calcium deposits in their tendons. Excess calcium deposits in your shoulder can cause severe pain and stiffness, and even limit simple movements like lifting your arm or reaching your back. They can progress to long-term joint damage and reduced […]

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The Most Common Pain Mistakes People Make During the Holidays

PRP vs. Viscosupplementation: Which Is Better for Knee Osteoarthritis?

Viscosupplementation for Knee Osteoarthritis: What You Need to Know

Chronic Pain vs. Acute Pain: What’s the Difference and How Are They Treated?

Treating Calcium Deposits in the Shoulder with Shockwave Therapy