Joints, Bones, Muscles

Injuries that occur while playing any kind of sport or when exercising are called, "sports injuries". The most common sports injuries are Achilles tendon injuries, dislocations, fractures, knee injuries, sprains and strains, shinbone pain, and swollen muscles. Sports injuries can be caused by accident during the course of playing the sport or when exercising, or they can be the result of poor training, or improper gear and equipment.

Are you surviving in arthritic pain? Need help? Well, you found the right place. Here you are going to learn about arthritis help tricks and tips, particularly on how to manage your daily activities to live a better and healthy life. Arthritis is a joint disorder featuring inflammation.

In the human wrist there is a sheath of tough connective tissue which envelopes and protects one nerve (median nerve) and tendons, which attach muscles to the wrist and hand bones. The carpal tunnel is the space between this sheath (above) and the bones (below) making up the wrist and hand (carpal bones). The term 'carpal tunnel' is also used quite commonly to refer to 'carpal tunnel syndrome' which is a condition where the median nerve is pinched within the tunnel and causes pain and/or numbness of the wrist/hand, once thought to be a result of repetitive motion such as painting or typing.