If you’re experiencing ongoing pain or mobility issues, it may be time to schedule an appointment with an orthopedic specialist. Orthopedists diagnose and treat musculoskeletal system conditions. Here are three common signs indicating you should get evaluated by an orthopedic doctor. 1. You Have Chronic Joint Pain If you have persistent pain in your knees,…

Don't let heat related joint pain sideline you this summer. By following these tips and working with your doctor, you can enjoy the warm weather while keeping your joints happy and healthy.

Chronic pain and injuries can significantly impact your quality of life. At Chattanooga Non-Surgical Orthopedics, we're dedicated to helping you recover and get back to doing the activities you love. One innovative treatment option we offer is PRP with A2M therapy.

Did you know that simply staying hydrated can significantly impact your joint health and pain levels? At Chattanooga Non-Surgical Orthopedics, we understand the importance of healthy joints for an active life. We'll delve into the connection between hydration and joint health, exploring the benefits and offering strategies to keep your joints lubricated and moving freely.

Elbow pain is a common issue, especially for those who rely heavily on their forearms for work or hobbies. While tennis and golf are notorious for elbow strain, other activities like weightlifting, painting, and even using certain tools can irritate the muscles and tendons supporting the elbow joint.

The knee is a marvel of engineering, but with so many moving parts, injuries are all too common. Sprains, fractures, meniscus tears, and osteoarthritis can sideline even the most active people. While traditional medicine often recommends knee replacement surgery for severe injuries, this invasive procedure comes with a lengthy recovery time and potential complications.