Slip and Fall

Slip and Fall Injury Doctor in
San Antonio, TX

Sport Injuries are commonly caused by overuse, direct impact, or the application of force that is greater than the body part can structurally withstand. Common injuries include bruises, sprains, strains, joint injuries and nose bleeds.

Exercising is good for everyone, but sometimes you can hurt yourself when you do some sports. Accidents, poor training practices or improper equipment can cause serious injuries. Some people get hurt because they are not in shape. Not heating or stretching enough can also cause serious injuries.

Sports injuries can affect any part of your body. The most frequent.

Sports injuries are:

Swollen muscles

Sprains and sprains

Knee injuries

Achilles tendon injuries

Pain along the bone of the shin

Rotator cuff injuries

Fractures

Dislocations

What causes sports injuries?

Sports injuries have many causes, including:

Accidents, such as a fall.

Bad habits with exercise, such as not warming up or stretching enough.

Lack of safety equipment, or gear that’s damaged or worn incorrectly.

Shoes that don’t fit well or provide enough support.

Sudden start to an exercise program or significant increase in physical activity that your body isn’t used to.

What are the symptoms of a sports injury?

The signs and symptoms of a sports injury depend on the type of injury. Common symptoms include:

Aches, pain or tenderness.

Bruising.

Deformity, such as a bone or joint looking out of place.

Decreased range of motion.

Grinding, cracking, clicking or popping noise.

Inability to bear weight on your hip, leg or foot.

Skin that’s warm to the touch.

Stiffness or weakness.

Swelling.

Trouble moving a body part normally (for example, you can’t move it as far or it locks up when you try to move).

How is a sports injury diagnosed?

To diagnose a sports injury, Dr. B The Accident Doctor" performs a physical exam. They’ll ask questions about what happened and what symptoms you’ve had. They’ll also look at the injured area.
Depending on the type of injury DR. B "The Accident Doctor in san Antonio also may recommend imaging tests (X-ray, CT scan or MRI) can create pictures of the structures inside your body.

Si sufrió una lesión deportiva, ¡llame a un médico primero! Llame al Dr. B, DC "The Accident Doctor" en San Antonio al 210-342-2777 o visítenos en 4801 Fredericksburg Suite A, San Antonio Tx. 78229 !