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Can Physical Medicine Physicians Prescribe Medicine?

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Physical medicine physicians are doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating patients with musculoskeletal (bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles), neurological, and other disorders that affect function and mobility. Physical medicine physicians are also called physiatrists, and they can pinpoint the source of your pain and disability through various methods and treat them using an […]

What Are Examples of Physical Medicine?

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A disease, health condition, or injury can impair body function. Physical medicine and rehabilitation can assist your body in regaining its maximum position. Physical medicine comprises nonsurgical procedures that, when followed diligently, have been shown to improve quality of life. Depending on your condition, physical medicine offers a variety of treatments. Read on to learn […]

Common Back Pain Conditions Treated by Orthopedists

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Sometimes, back pain resolves itself. However, more often, back pain becomes persistent and gets worse. You need to see an orthopedist if your back pain does not get better with home treatment. Your primary care doctor may not be the best physician for persistent or worsening back pain. There are many underlying conditions that can […]

Activities to Avoid After Total Joint Replacement

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Having a total joint replacement brings new challenges and opportunities. While you are thrilled to finally be able to take on new activities after having your joint replaced, you should be careful with certain activities to avoid reinjure or too much strain on your new joint. Let’s talk about some activities that should be avoided […]

How Can Physical Therapy Relieve Arthritis?

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Arthritis is a condition that causes pain in the joints and the tissues surrounding the joints. Arthritis can make everyday activities painful and arduous. Suddenly, things like cooking and cleaning would become difficult and seem almost impossible to bring about. Fortunately, physical therapy can help with arthritis by improving the strength and flexibility of your […]

Physical Therapy 101: A Guide for New Patients

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Physical therapy serves two purposes: (1) It is a nonsurgical treatment for patients who sustain injuries, suffer from disease, or have had surgery; and (2) it is a proactive approach to get your body more fit and strong, especially when training for a specific sport or the military. Physical therapists are movement experts who conduct […]

Is Your Body Ready for Total Joint Replacement?

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If you are suffering from arthritis or joint pain, or if you have been having difficulty moving your joint, you may be in need of a total joint replacement. While it is possible to only replace the damaged part of the joint, severe damage – such as with arthritis – usually warrants removing the joint […]

Joint Pain: How an Orthopedic Group Can Help

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Chronic joint pain requires ongoing treatment to manage. Joint pain is usually caused by osteoarthritis, a condition that also causes stiffness due to the cartilage wearing away and the bones rubbing together, causing inflammation. However, joint pain can also be caused by other types of arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis, sports injuries, or fibromyalgia. Patients […]

Total Joint Replacement After a Sports Injury

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Knees that are extensively damaged by a sports injury make it difficult to stand and walk, much less perform an activity that requires greater mobility. To anyone, particularly those who play sports, this can feel like a life sentence. Since functional and pain-free knees are needed to move freely, orthopedic specialists may recommend a total […]

Why Would Someone Need Total Joint Replacement?

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The idea of having surgery always sounds intimidating, especially when prosthetic materials are involved. However, orthopedic surgeons perform so many of these operations today that the results are becoming more and more consistent, and the patients are more and more pleased with the results. You can get your knee back. Or your shoulder, hip, wrist, […]

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The multi-specialty medical team at North Country Orthopaedic Group provide treatment for a full spectrum of injuries and diseases that affect the musculoskeletal system. Our areas of expertise include general orthopedics, pediatric orthopedics, sports medicine, total joint replacement surgery, a spine program, foot and ankle care, physical medicine & rehab, physical therapy, radiology, and endocrinology. In addition, North Country Orthopaedic Group performs many surgeries and interventional procedures in our ambulatory surgical center in Watertown, NY.

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