Many athletes have shoulder pain over the years, and some end up needing surgery. One of the most common questions is, "how soon can I go back to playing after having rotator cuff surgery?"
The providers at Ashford Orthopedic Specialists listen to patients intently and respect their personal preferences and requests. They create tailored treatment strategies appropriate for each individual.
Dr. Ashford treats injuries associated with sports and physical activity, including knee injuries such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, posterior cruciate ligament tears, and meniscus injuries. He also treats shoulder injuries like rotator cuff tears, dislocations, and more. Additionally, Dr. Ashford specializes in conditions of the elbow and hand, such as tennis elbow, golfers elbow, carpal tunnel and trigger fingers.
Ashford Orthopedic Specialists provides cutting-edge treatments to help you make a full recovery. Dr. Ashford frequently performs procedures including viscosupplementation and joint injections. He is also an expert in minimally invasive surgeries such as knee arthroscopy and shoulder arthroscopy. In cases of more severe diseases, he may recommend more traditional open surgical approaches. An example of this is a total shoulder arthroplasty (shoulder replacement).
For individualized care for all of your musculoskeletal needs, call Ashford Orthopedic Specialists to book an appointment or schedule your visit online today.
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To provide patients in Athens with cutting-edge musculoskeletal care in a friendly, personalized setting
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