Why Does My Heel Hurt When I Get Out of Bed?
Heel pain that’s worse with your first steps in the morning may be more than tired feet. Plantar fasciitis is common, painful, and often treatable once the source of the problem is properly identified.
Do your fingers get numb? Are they loosing strength? Think Ultrasound 1st!
Think Ultrasound First. In the matter of seconds we are able to visualize the median nerve in motion and see if there is a compression or if there is an enlarged median nerve. Currently the test Dr's order is an EMG . EMG is very painful; they use very small needles ; shock you to test the nerves. It has proven through the many studies that Ultrasound is a more comfortable, less painful, less aggravating and higher level of accuracy.
Orthopedic Ultrasound, Inc is passionate about helping everyone who is in pain. We want to find the root of your issue and help you get back to your regular healthy life.
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