The New York Bone & Joint Specialists Blog

Swelling in the joints can be traced to a number of injuries or chronic conditions. Here are some of the most common.

Is your back pain caused by degenerative disc disease? Our guide outlines common symptoms and effective treatment options.

ACL tears are common among athletes, but anyone can be affected by this debilitating knee injury.

Lower back pain can be debilitating. Here are five conditions that could be causing your discomfort, and treatment options to provide relief.

Looking down at your phone or computer all day could be causing serious neck and shoulder pain. Here’s how you can find relief.

Do your knees ache when you hit the track? Try these four simple tips to protect your joints and avoid knee pain.

Rest and anti-inflammatory medication are often effective remedies for back pain. But if severe pain persists, it may be time to visit an orthopedic specialist.

Shoulder stiffness may be caused by a variety of orthopedic conditions. Fortunately, there are effective treatment options that can provide relief.

Occurring between the base of the neck and the bottom of the rib cage, middle back pain can be debilitating. Fortunately, by identifying the cause, your doctor can build an effective treatment plan.

Knee pain is common in athletes and patients of all ages. Our guide explains when it’s time to listen to the warning signs and see a doctor.

Here’s how to identify a shoulder dislocation, and what you can expect throughout your recovery.

Interventional pain management blocks pain signals from reaching the brain — creating a long-lasting treatment and reducing your reliance on pain medications.

Experiencing pain in the back of your knee? You could have one of these five common conditions.

Inner knee pain can be the result of a variety of conditions, from arthritis to a ligament tear. Here’s how to identify the source of your discomfort and determine the most effective treatment plan.

Here’s what you need to know about the symptoms of plantar fasciitis and how to treat this common foot condition.