Orthopedic Injury Clinic Houston, TX

Orthopedic Injury Clinic Houston

How Can Americana Help With Common Orthopedic Injuries?

Shoulder Injury Treatment

Expert treatment for common shoulder injuries, emphasizing personalized care to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and prevent future issues.

Common Rotator Cuff Tear

Advanced care for common rotator cuff tears, focusing on effective pain relief, healing, and restoration of shoulder strength and function.

CALL TO TREAT AN ORTHOPEDIC INJURY

Rotator Cuff Tear

The rotator cuff are group of muscle that help the elevated and rotate your shoulder. Often time, the rotator cuff is prone to injury or tear. When that happens symptoms such as decrease lifting power or unable to lift ordinary objects. Most patient do not require surgery when the condition is properly identify and treated.

Tennis Elbow Injury

Tennis elbow, medically known as lateral epicondylitis, is a condition caused by overuse of the arm, forearm, and hand muscles that leads to elbow pain. It's commonly associated with activities that require repetitive motion of the arm and wrist, such as playing tennis, which is where the name originates. The condition results from small tears in the tendons that attach the forearm muscles to the outside of the elbow. These tears can cause pain and tenderness on the outside of the elbow, and they may make it difficult to grip or lift objects. Treatment typically involves rest, ice, anti-inflammatory medications, and physical therapy. In some cases, braces or straps may be used to reduce strain on the injured area. Surgery is rare but may be considered in severe or chronic cases.

Carpal Tunnel Injury

Our Treatments

Our Services

Dry Needling

Great for shoulder and knee joints

Electrical Stimulation

Excellent for increase joint pain function

Shockwave Therapy

Use of magnetic sound electro therapy

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KNEE INJURY

The knee joint in the most one of the most common joint to be sustain an injury due to its weight-bearing property. You can sprain the anterior cruciate ligament, tear the meniscus, or dislocate the patella in an accident or auto accident Americana Injury Clinic can help treat those injury utilizing physical modality such as electrical stimulation, shockwave, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy or massage, ultrasound, and more to reduce the pain and restore biomechanics helping to prevent surgery.

Ankle Injury Therapy

When an ankle sprain is suspected, your doctor will perform a physical exam which may be painful. The doctor may need to move your ankle in various ways to determine which ligament has been damaged. Your doctor may be able to tell you the grade of your ankle sprain based upon the amount of swelling, pain, and bruising.

If there is a complete tear of the ligaments, the ankle may become unstable after the initial injury phase passes. If this occurs, it is possible that the injury may also have caused damage to the ankle joint surface itself.

Your doctor may order X-rays to make sure you don't have a broken bone in the ankle or foot. A broken bone can produce similar symptoms of pain and swelling. An MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan may be ordered if your doctor suspects a very severe injury to the ligaments, injury to the joint surface, a small bone chip, or other problem. The MRI may be delayed in order to allow any swelling and bruising to resolve itself.