The New York Bone & Joint Specialists Blog

Our shoulders get a lot of use throughout the day, and are susceptible to painful arthritis. Here’s how to treat the condition.

Physical therapy is often the recommended method to heal a ruptured meniscus in the knee. In fact, patients generally find relief within weeks.

Some soreness after a workout is normal. But if pain is severe or persists for several days, it’s time to see a doctor.

Learn how you can manage sciatica with conservative treatments like physical therapy and corticosteroid injections.

Ski and snowboard season has arrived! But before you hit the slopes, learn how to prevent serious injuries. As snow piles up this winter, skiers and snowboarders are hitting the slopes to relish in their favorite seasonal workout. Unfortunately, along with the exhilarating exercise comes the possibility of serious injury. According to Globelink International, winter […]

If your shoulder has been severely damaged by arthritis, you may need a total shoulder replacement. Here’s what to expect.

Corticosteroid injections reduce joint pain by combating inflammation. Here’s what you need to know about this treatment option.

Though a shoulder impingement can be painful and debilitating, the condition generally responds well to conservative treatments like physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medication.

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common but painful condition affecting the hands and wrists. Fortunately, in most cases it can be managed with conservative therapies.

A herniated disc can be a painful, debilitating injury. Fortunately, the condition generally responds well to conservative treatments.

With physical therapy exercises designed to stretch and strengthen surrounding muscles, patients can get relief from painful runner’s knee.

One way to loosen up those stiff and painful lower back muscles is by exercising. Here are the best physical therapy stretches to try.

Weightlifter’s shoulder can be painful and debilitating, but it generally responds well to conservative treatment.

Torn ACL? You can speed up your recovery by following these simple pre-op tips.

Dealing with painful arthritis or a sports injury? Physical therapy (PT) may be the answer.