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Treatment for Hand or Wrist Problems In Redding

Suffering From Hand or Wrist Problems?

Shasta Orthopedics invites you to a FREE presentation on the causes and latest treatments for hand problems.

Hand specialist Dr. Stephen Ferraro will discuss many common hand and wrist problems, including:

  • carpal tunnel syndrome
  • arthritis
  • repetitive motion injuries
  • injuries from sports, work and other accidents
  • trigger finger
  • Dupuytren's Contracture‎

For many years, patients suffering from arthritic ankles and bone-on-bone pain had limited options: live with the pain, or have the bones fused. Relatively recent advancements in new technologies and surgical techniques have since opened up new options for treatment of osteoarthritis in ankles including the more traditional open ankle fusion (arthrodesis), arthroscopic ankle fusion, and joint replacement (also called total ankle replacement or TAR).

While choice of treatment options is encouraging, making a decision about which option to select is not always easy, and is usually affected by a patient's personal circumstances.

Lumbago Is Lower Back Pain

Lumbago Is Lower Back Pain

The term Lumbago refers to discomfort or pain in the area of the lower back. The level of pain can range from mild to severe, and can be acute or chronic. In many cases, the pain from Lumbago can also radiate into the pelvis and upper legs.

Lumbago Symptoms

If you have any or all of the following symptoms, you may be suffering from Lumbago:

  • lower back pain or discomfort
  • lower back stiffness
  • soreness in pelvis or upper legs
  • muscle spasms in back
  • pain upon rising
  • tingling sensation in legs
  • curvature in spine

What Are Growing Pains?

“Growing pains” can affect children of many different ages and are usually described as a throbbing pain or ache in the legs. The calves, front of the thighs, or knees may be most affected. These pains occur most frequently at night and often are attributed to rapid growth rates. Since there is no evidence to support these pains are caused by a child’s physical growth, physicians have concluded that growing pains are more likely caused by the physical activities that kids are often involved in during childhood.