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Non-Operative Sports Medicine Care

Non-operative sports medicine care focuses on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal injuries and conditions without surgery. A sports medicine physician uses a combination of physical examination, imaging, injections, and rehabilitation to help patients return to activity.

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Typical Recovery Time
Recovery varies by condition. Most patients see meaningful improvement within 4 to 12 weeks of starting a structured non-operative treatment plan.

Who Is This For?

Appropriate for most sports injuries, overuse conditions, joint pain, tendinitis, and sprains where surgery is not required. Non-operative care is the first line of treatment for the majority of sports medicine conditions.

What to Expect

Your visit will include a thorough history and physical examination, review of any imaging, and development of a personalized treatment plan. This may include activity modification, physical therapy, bracing, medications, or injections depending on your diagnosis.

Risks to Know

Non-operative care is generally very safe. Risks depend on specific treatments used such as injections or medications and will be reviewed with you by your physician.

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