Injuries-Related Conditions

Injuries to the musculoskeletal system are a common occurrence among people of all age groups and lifestyles. Whether it's an accident, sports, or the routine demands of work and daily activities, you can sustain an injury in plenty of ways.

Workplace injuries, sprains, fractures, ligament and tendon tears, as well as joint dislocations, are among the common injury-related conditions. Some orthopedic injuries are more common than others. Neglect or insufficient care of the injuries can lead to the development of other injury-related conditions.

Understanding your injuries' causes, symptoms, and treatment is essential to maintain your mobility and overall well-being. Dr. Ulric Bigby offers comprehensive care and treatments for various injuries and injury-related conditions.

Work-Related Injuries

While working, activities like heavy lifting boxes or tools may put you at risk of suffering physical trauma and causing work-related injury. These may range from bruises, strains, and sprains to falls, fractures, and trauma injuries. 

Workplace injuries may be caused due to inadequate safety measures, improper training, or the wrong usage of personal protective equipment.

Injuries, including bones, cartilage, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons of the body, generally lead to orthopedic trauma. 

Suffering from injuries in your workplace may cause not only a physical but also an emotional impact. Addressing them properly will prevent them from escalating to a more severe issue. 

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Sprains

Sprains are common injuries that occur when the ligaments around a joint stretch or tear. Ligaments are tough, flexible fibers responsible for holding bones together. 

A sprain can occur when a joint is forced into an unnatural position, causing the ligament to be stretched beyond its normal limit; for instance, twisting your ankle can lead to a sprain.

Common symptoms include pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the affected joint. 

Sports activities and everyday actions that lead to falls or slipping are frequent causes of sprains. Usually, sprain symptoms can be treated at home with proper rest, ice, compression, and medication. 

In severe cases of sprains, surgery might be required to fix the torn ligaments. Additional treatments like exercises and physical therapy can also help in recovery. 

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Treatment of Injuries-Related Conditions in Maryland

Injuries are unexpected and unavoidable sometimes. Seeking immediate and proper treatment is crucial for a proper recovery and to avoid complications. 

With his extensive experience and expertise, Dr. Ulric Bigby specializes in treating work-related injuries and providing personalized care and guidance for recovery.

Schedule your consultation online or get in touch with Dr. Bigby at one of his three locations:

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