Sports Injury
A sports injury can happen whenever you’re active, either playing your favorite sport or just skipping down the sidewalk. When the injury strikes, it’s usually sudden and it may put you out of the game. That’s when you need a top sports injury doctor like Dr. Amr Hosny of New York Pain Care. With offices in Midtown Manhattan, the Financial District and Greenwich Village and in Englewood Cliffs, Cranford, East Brunswick, Paramus and Riverdale, New Jersey, there’s pain relief and treatment for your injury nearby. Call right away for the best care.

What Happens in a Sports Injury?
Any injury you get while being physically active is considered a sports injury. It can happen while you’re playing a sport like basketball, baseball, hockey or soccer. But you can also suffer a sports injury from dancing or taking long walks or running in the park. You can even get injured in the gym if you don’t follow the proper technique.

In the United States, it’s estimated that more than 8.6 million people complain of pain due to a sports injury every year. At least a third of those hurt suffered the injury while actively playing a sport. All sports injuries happen quickly, with either a hit or a wrong turn causing the damage. When you’re hurt in a sports injury, the most likely areas you feel pain involve your joints, such as your:
- Elbow
- Shoulder
- Back, most likely your lower back
- Hips
- Knee
- Foot or ankle
- Neck and head

Some injuries can serious — like a head injury that requires immediate medical attention. No matter what your injury, seek out the best sports injury doctor, one like Dr. Amr Hosny, to give you a full medical checkup. New York Pain Care has top pain management doctors who specialize in treating sports injuries. These physicians are available for consultation at locations from Manhattan to Bergen County, Morris County and Union County in New Jersey.

What Can Cause a Sports Injury?
When a fast-moving ball or another player hits you, you may be injured. In some sports, like football or hockey, you run the danger of being hit by someone awkwardly as they try to stop you from reaching your goal. Other sports, like basketball or soccer, call for quick changes of direction, which can twist your knee, foot, ankle or hip.

Another way to get a sports injury is by overdoing it when you exercise. If you suddenly increase the duration or speed of a run or do more sets in the gym without warming up, you may end up being diagnosed with Achilles tendonitis, patellofemoral pain syndrome or elbow tendonitis. Other ways you can get injured include:
- Osteoporosis, which makes your bones more susceptible to fractures
- Muscle imbalance
- Weak muscles, tendons or ligaments
- A previous sports injury, like an ACL tear or a rotator cuff tear
- Not working out or using the equipment in the gym the right way
- Wearing improper shoes
- Running with shoes that are worn down, especially in the heel area
- Not using protective gear for high-impact sports

The pain management specialists at New York Pain Care prefer non-surgical, interventional treatments. The more serious your injury, the more invasive the treatment may be. If you’ve suffered a recent sports injury, contact the best sports injury doctors in New York City and northern New Jersey: Dr. Hosny and his team at New York Pain Care.

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