Sports injury

Sports injuries are commonly caused by overuse, direct impact, or the application of force that is greater than the body part can structurally withstand. Common injuries include bruises, sprains, strains, joint injuries and nose bleeds. For more information about Sports Injury please contact: Dr. Preetesh Choudhary +91-95840 97710 #mlsclinic #indorecity #sportsinjury #ligamenttear #anklesprain #aclinjury #kneepain #drpreeteshchoudhary #excercise #orthopedics [Arthroscopy, Sports Medicine]

The anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, is a part of the knee that is prone to injury. Learn about the causes and symptoms of an ACL injury here, as well as about the treatment options and recovery time.

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For someone who has been involved in sports or even for avid sports fans, it is indisputable that sports injuries can happen at any time. Sports as we know it requires good physical conditioning and endurance and this subjects the body to immense pressure and stress. To engage in sports, you must expect a physically demanding activity and injuries may occur no matter how good of shape a person is. Elevate Physiotherapy (https://elevatephysio.com.sg/sports-injuries/), a leading sports injury…

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By following proper training and conditioning and healthy eating habits, you can prevent injury during sports and recreational activities. Read on to learn more.