Treatment for Repetitive Motion Injuries
You always swing for the fences, take bold leaps, and embrace new opportunities. It's a great way to approach life, but when you’re living each day with such abandon, your body might need some time to rest. Repetitive motion injuries (also called repetitive strain injuries and cumulative trauma disorders) are very common, and usually develop when you repeat the same movements frequently in your work or hobbies, like typing, digging a fresh flower bed, or swinging for the fences. With our compassionate, whole-person approach to care, AdventHealth can help you discover the path to recovery for tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, bursitis and more — and the path to preventing the same injury in future. That way, you can get back to doing the things you love, pain-free and full of abandon.
An Active Lifestyle Deserves a Proactive Approach to Care
- Getting to the Root of Your Repetitive Strain Injury
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You feel a twinge as you practice your golf swing or an ache in your wrist while brushing your teeth. Repetitive motion injuries can make even tiny movements painful and difficult. The good news is these injuries can be treated and prevented. The orthopedic specialists at AdventHealth will help you get to the bottom of your pain and discomfort, taking a gentle and caring approach to diagnosis that lets us quickly discover the best treatment for your repetitive motion injury.
Our network of hospitals are equipped with the latest diagnostic technology and tests, including:
- Aspiration Tests
- Blood Tests
- Electrodiagnostic Tests
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging Scans (MRIs)
- Physical Examinations
- X-Rays
The path to wellness starts with a fast diagnosis. Take the first step today and rediscover your pain-free life.
- Repetitive Motion Injuries We Treat
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It’s hard to believe that a pleasant activity like playing the piano or enjoying a game of tennis could cause an injury. But sometimes your muscles, tendons, and ligaments work a little too hard, causing them to become strained, tender, and stiff. They need some rest and support to work the way they should again. At AdventHealth, we developed our first orthopedic treatment program in 1936, and since then we’ve helped thousands of patients with repetitive motion injuries to make complete recoveries and embrace active, fulfilling lives.
We offer treatment for many repetitive motion injuries, including:
- Bursitis
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis)
- Tendinitis of the Wrist, Elbow, or Hand (Also Called Tendonitis)
- Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
Find relief from pain and care that strengthens your body, mind, and spirit. Trust the orthopedic experts at AdventHealth to find the answers and provide the solutions you need.
- Preventing Tendonitis and Other Repetitive Strain Injuries
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Repetitive strain injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome and bursitis can hold you back from doing the things you love. That’s why AdventHealth offers treatments for repetitive motion injuries that strive to relieve your pain and improve your range of motion as quickly and completely as possible. Our team of skilled orthopedic treatment experts includes hand and wrist specialists, orthopedic surgeons, and physical therapists, all delivering the latest treatments for repetitive motion injuries, including:
- Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
- Braces and Splints
- Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Surgery
- Exercise Programs
- Heat or Cold Applications
- Occupational Therapy
- Pain Management Techniques
Both rest and gentle activity can speed up your recovery and prevent future injuries. Our physical therapists will guide you through conditioning and restorative exercises to stretch and strengthen your muscles, tendons, and ligaments. You’ll also receive guidance from our patient and family education specialists, who can teach you ergonomic techniques to help make your work environment and daily activities safer and more comfortable.
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You’ve got this, because you’ve got us. Get the care and support you need to get back to your best.