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Mastering Golf Health:  Warm-Up, Stretching, Sun Safety, and Hydration Tips

Golf is not just a game of skill and strategy—it's also about maintaining your health and well-being on the course.


Michael Moghimi, MD Earns America's Best Spine Surgeon Recognition

Orthopaedic Specialists of Austin is proud to announce that Dr. Michael Moghimi has been included in the annual ranking of "America's Best Spine Surgeons" by Statista and Newsweek.


Pain Relief Through Movement

Chronic pain is a debilitating condition that can restrict mobility and affect daily life. According to the CDC, approximately 50 million Americans suffer from chronic pain, with 17 million experiencing significant limitations in activity due to pain. I


Patient Spotlight: Steve Robinson

After suffering a broken ankle years ago, rancher Steve Robinson was unfortunately living with the pain and discomfort in his right ankle.


Golfer's Elbow vs. Tennis Elbow: Comparing Causes and Symptoms

Joint pain can make simple tasks difficult. This is particularly true when issues affect the use of your elbows. Whether you suffer from tennis elbow or golfer's elbow, the pain can be limiting.


Patient Spotlight: Anton Nel

For a professional pianist, suffering a hand injury could mean the end of your career - Not for Anton Nel.


Trigger Finger: Causes and Symptoms

Trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) occurs when a finger is locked in a bent position and cannot straighten out. The thumb and ring finger are most commonly affected by trigger finger, but the condition can affect any finger.


Signs You May Need a Hip Replacement

The hip is one of the most essential joints in the body; it provides stability to support body weight, while allowing for motion and movement. If the hip joint becomes injured, worn down, or otherwise damaged, a person is likely to experience pain.


Top 3 Reasons to Fix Foot Ankle Problems

According to Health In Aging, 87% of Americans experience frequent pain in their feet or heels. It's actually quite easy to injure your feet or ankles. You have twenty-six bones, 100 tendons, and thirty-three joints in your feet. Anything from unsupportive shoes to stress injuries can permanently diminish your mobility.