Is Scoliosis Serious?
Scoliosis can be serious, but most cases are not. Treatments can minimize the condition's impact, particularly when it’s caught early in childhood or adolescence.
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The team of orthopedic surgeons at Bahri Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Clinic, located in Jacksonville, Florida, have more than 35 years of practice experience in the field. They’re committed to providing the best quality care for each patient. Each of the clinic’s physicians has an area of interest or subspecialty, which means patients receive expert treatment for their conditions.
Bahri Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Clinic’s dedicated team works hard to educate their patients on all the information so they can make empowered and informed decisions about their medical or surgical treatments. The doctors and patients work as a team to navigate the different treatment options together so patients feel supported during all phases of care.
The team offers comprehensive evaluations and treatments designed to help patients achieve an active, pain-free lifestyle. At Bahri Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Clinics, the doctors combine leading-edge techniques with proven traditional methods to provide patients with the best orthopedic care possible. The practice specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of all musculoskeletal conditions. From total joint replacement surgery to sports medicine, the capable physicians will facilitate your timely return to work or the playing field.
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Scoliosis can be serious, but most cases are not. Treatments can minimize the condition's impact, particularly when it’s caught early in childhood or adolescence.
When you develop heel pain, chances are good that the cause is plantar fasciitis. Tiny tears result from stress on the foot, causing sharp and stabbing pain. Plantar fasciitis may start without an obvious cause or injury.
Hip and shoulder injuries often trace back to a cupping rim of tissue called the labrum that provides stability to these ball-and-socket joints. There are three telltale signs when a labrum tear occurs in either joint.