Move well. Feel well. Caring together for your bones and joints means taking care of your range of movements and the quality of life you want. From exercise and nutrition, to attending to injuries and long- and short-term conditions, moving well can influence your daily routines, work and play.
While exercise is good for your health, you might hurt yourself when participating in sports or other physical injuries. Sports injuries are common and can occur anywhere on your body, from bones to muscles and ligaments. A sports injury can be either acute (a sudden injury) or chronic (an injury that develops over time).
Examples of Sports Injuries include ankle sprains, bruises, joint injuries, rotator cuff tears, and stress fractures.
Hear from orthopedic specialists Dr. Mash and Dr. Ruben Manohara as they discuss sports injuries and ways to prevent it here.
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