The pain in your wrists is getting worse. Add in the tingling, numbness or weakness you're experiencing, and it's getting harder and harder to do your job. You've got to see your doctor.When you do, just what does your doctor diagnose? Carpal tunnel syndrome, and the...
Month: December 2018
Your physician designation after a workplace injury
Injuries on the job happen every day. If you or a loved one experienced a workplace injury, you may need assistance with physical and financial recovery.Thankfully, you may be able to receive relief through a workers' comp claim. The physician has a great deal to...
Diagnosing and treating a knee injury
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the major ligaments located in your knee. An ACL tear can happen for many reasons, including making a sudden stop, quickly changing directions or stepping into a hole.If you have reason to believe you've torn your ACL on...
4 scaffolding safety tips to follow at all times
If the use of scaffolding in your day-to-day job is required, be sure to understand the many tips you can follow to enhance your safety. By taking the right approach to safety, you reduce the risk of being part of a serious accident.Here are four scaffolding safety...
The diagnosis and treatment of a broken collarbone
A broken collarbone doesn't sound like the most serious injury, but it can result in extreme pain and discomfort. Furthermore, this injury has the potential to slow you down, thus making it more difficult to live your normal life.If you suspect a broken collarbone,...