We hear a lot these days about concussions in sports, and the concussion protocols the major sports leagues use to treat athletes when they suffer a head injury. Concussions are a potential casualty of sports, whether it's an outfielder banging into the left-field wall or an NFL player taking a significant hit. But concussions are also very common in auto accidents, workplace accidents, and
Treatment for Painful Work Injuries
Our doctors at TriCounty Pain Management Centers can help you get relief from injuries at work. Call 215-486-1800 for an appointment at one of our many locations: Philadelphia, West Philadelphia, Warminster, Exton, Ardmore, Allentown, Willow Grove, Bethlehem, Norristown, Neshaminy Valley/Bensalem, Pennsylvania plus Middletown and Wilmington, Delaware
Five tips to help your recovery from a car or work accident
When you suffer an injury in an auto or work accident, the experience can significantly impact your routine. You may experience changes to your range of motion, ability to walk or exercise, difficulty sleeping, and a long road to recovery. Tri County Pain Management Centers has assembled this list of suggestions to help you recover faster: 1) SEE A DOCTOR SOON AFTER THE
Workplace injuries in Pennsylvania – Which workers, ages, and industries suffer most?
Over 170,000 cases of work injury or illness were reported in Pennsylvania in the most recent annual report, according to the Department of Labor and Industry (DLI). The most common injuries were sprains and strains, often caused by overexertion or impact by a foreign object. More than 50 percent of the reports occurred in two business sectors -- Trade, Transportation and Utilities and
Treating Leg Pain from Accidents and Injuries
Pain in the legs, hips, or knees is quite common after an auto accident, and while it can seem minor, leg pain is often an indicator of more severe injury. In this post, we'll discuss some of the causes and treatments for leg pain. When you suffer an injury in an accident -- be it a car crash, a fall, or a workplace incident -- your legs can often take the brunt of the pain.
Remote Working: Preventing Injuries in Your Home Office
With COVID, many more workers have been doing their jobs at home, setting up a home office in the extra bedroom or den. While this can help us stay productive, remote working presents some unique risks for injuries while you work. For instance, hand, arm, and wrist problems are common in those who spend their days at a desk, and sprains, strains, carpal tunnel, and tendonitis are all
5 Exercises That Can Help To Relieve Back Pain
As we age or get injured in an accident, it gets harder to do the things that were a breeze in the past. Back pain can be especially troublesome, making everyday tasks more difficult and restful sleep hard to come by. If you have persistent back pain or have been in a car or work accident, read on for some helpful recommendations. At Tri County Pain Management, we work to
Sit A Lot In Your Office?
Do you sit a lot at your job or in your home office? If so, it could be causing painful conditions. Many Americans spend too much time sitting at work, tethered to computer workstations. Sitting too much can cause some serious musculoskeletal injuries and pain, but some believe it can even reduce life span. Sitting for more than 11 hours a day can increase the risk of death by 40
Which Workers Suffer the Most Injuries on the Job?
Overexertion at work is a major cause of pain and injury. Nursing assistants, laborers, heavy machinery operators, and truck drivers are among those who experience the most workplace injuries, according to the government’s labor bureau. Overexertion is often to blame, and muscular/skeletal disorders account for nearly 33 percent of the cases. Our pain management practice specializes
Head Injuries and Accident Victims
Head injuries are prevalent, especially for accident victims. Millions of people suffer brain injuries annually, many from auto and work accidents. Head injuries occur much more in men than in women, with men accounting for close to 80%, and over half of all head injuries result from auto accidents, with others coming from slips and falls, work-related injuries, and the
Preventing Work Disability with Chiropractic
Chiropractic care may minimize missed worked days for back and neck pain, according to recent research. In a new survey, chiropractic patients tended to miss fewer work days compared to patients who hadn't seen a chiropractor. MORE INFO and VIDEO BELOW The survey included 651 Minnesotan workers with neck and back pain. Many employees admitted their pain caused them to make mistakes or
