Hiking and Dehydration by Lindsey Burt
Hiking is a great activity for all ages and an excellent form of exercise, but a day hiking in the sun can quickly go from
Swimmer’s Ear
Author: Monique Herb, Regional Manager What Is Swimmer’s Ear?Swimmer’s ear is the layman’s term for Otitis externa, an infection of the outer ear canal that
Endless Summer: Surf Injuries by Amy Haverkamp
In Pacific Beach, we are starting to see more and more surf injuries with the travel and tourism season beginning to take off. Some injuries
Nursemaid’s Elbow by Marianne Leffert
Children ages one to four seem to be the most active out of any age group; running, climbing, jumping, and falling are all favorite pastimes
Gout by Your Marque Team
What is Gout? Gout is a disease that causes sudden severe episodes of pain, tenderness, redness and inflammation in joints. It usually affects one joint
Concussion: Today’s Hottest Injury Topic by Bree Ogden
Concussions are quickly becoming the hottest injury topic in both the medical and sports world. The Centers for Disease and Control state the amount of
Snowboarding Safely by Bree Ogden
When it comes to the sport of snowboarding, safety should always be your first priority. Though snowboarding is about having fun, no matter which safety
The Rotator Cuff by Daniel Jo
The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles and tendons that help stabilize the shoulder. They also aid in movement. Each time you pull
Repetitive Motion Injuries by Alison Sims, M.D.
Repetitive Motion Injuries by Alison Sims, M.D. The other day I had a patient with a vague onset of worsening shoulder pain. She had no