Ice Ice Baby!

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Dec 4, 2021 | Back Pain, Concussion, Rehabilitation, Shoulder Injuries

With slippery and uneven terrain all around us for most of the winter, it’s important to be aware of the many risks that might follow a slip or a fall. Better yet, try to Avoid Falls and then also avoid costly & painful injuries altogether. Top Strategies for...

My Burning Feet!

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Nov 26, 2021 | Chiropractic, Functional Neurology

Anytime somebody comes into my office with a concern that they have a burning sensation in their feet (without an infection) I immediately become a little concerned. This usually means that the nerves in the feet are starting to die off. A condition is known as...

Cervicogenic Dizziness

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Nov 17, 2021 | Vestibular Therapy

Is my neck making me dizzy? Many people experiencing dizziness wonder if it is their neck that is causing their symptoms. When your neck causes a dizzy feeling, we call this “cervicogenic dizziness”. It is common to get dizziness or vertigo (room spinning sensation)...

“Bone on Bone” Osteoarthritis Optimism for Runners

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Sep 21, 2021 | Physiotherapy

“Bad News, the Doc says it’s bone on bone…” Have you been told you should quit running because of hip or knee osteoarthritis (OA)? That it’s bone on bone. All that running has caused too much wear and tear? Well, these aren’t very optimistic sentiments, are they? So...

Knee Pain – How common is it?

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Sep 2, 2021 | Athletic Therapy, Physiotherapy

Knee Pain by Brynna Maloughney Knee pain is so common that many athletes believe that it is a normal part of their sports. In many cases, if there isn’t a specific incident of injuring the knee, such as someone running into it, the knee pain will be ignored as...