by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | October 1, 2020 | Running, Sports Medicine
Return to Running after an Injury – Toledo, OH Unfortunately, running has inherent risks for certain types of injuries like plantar fasciitis, iliotibial band syndrome, patellar tendinitis and knee bursitis. Despite the best efforts of runners to run through the...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | September 30, 2020 | Common Conditions, Running, Sports Medicine
What Is An Ankle or Leg Sprain? A sprain is when the ligaments of a joint in the leg are damaged. This injury to the ligaments can result in a decreased instability which can start the process of arthritis and degeneration in the injured joint. This is different from...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | July 2, 2020 | Common Conditions, Running, Sports Medicine
Headaches that occur after running or other types of strenuous activities are generally known as jogger’s headache, runner’s headache and weightlifter’s headache, as well as the more official-sounding terms like exertional headache or exercise headache. Before we get...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | April 2, 2020 | Running, Sports Medicine
Training for a marathon is difficult. A 26.2-mile footrace is not something the human body is designed to do. What’s more, few marathon runners are content to run a single marathon. The addictive and competitive nature of running compels a competitor to seek a faster...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | March 2, 2020 | Chiropractic Care, Running, Sports Medicine
Runners are at risk of several injuries, which can cause downtime. Despite the fact that the Achilles tendon is the largest and strongest tendon in the body, Achilles tendonitis is one challenge that affects a large number of runners every year. Please realize that I...
by Dr. Bryan D. Royer | February 15, 2020 | Common Conditions, Neurology, Sports Medicine
There are some basic steps that you can take to prevent a concussion while participating in sports. Following the rules of the sport is one of the best ways to prevent injuries in general as is practicing good sportsmanship at all times. Remember that you can still...
