by gabby silipigni | Sep 2, 2026 | Foot & Ankle, Hip & Knee, Sports Medicine
Knee pain that showed up after a weekend hike. A shoulder that’s been stiff for a week. An ankle you rolled and iced but still isn’t quite right. Most of us have had one of these moments and wondered the same thing: is this something to see a doctor about,...
by gabby silipigni | Aug 13, 2026 | Foot & Ankle, Hip & Knee, Sports Medicine
Back-to-school schedules are back, football season is kicking off, and everyone’s hands and wrists are suddenly working overtime: backpacks, binders, new practice reps, and busy mornings all in one. It’s exactly the kind of season when small hand and wrist...
by gabby silipigni | Jul 14, 2026 | Foot & Ankle, Hip & Knee, Sports Medicine
World Cup fever has everyone watching the pitch this summer, and plenty of Lowcountry weekend athletes are inspired to get out there too, in rec leagues, pickup games, and weekend runs. The pros have a trainer courtside to make the call on every ache. You don’t. So...
by gabby silipigni | Jun 4, 2026 | Foot & Ankle, Hip & Knee, Sports Medicine
You’ve seen it before, a player takes a hard hit in the 60th minute, limps off the pitch, and somehow jogs back on ten minutes later. Or a team plays three matches in nine days and barely looks winded. That’s not luck. It’s a recovery system built...
by gabby silipigni | May 15, 2026 | Foot & Ankle, Hip & Knee, Sports Medicine
Soccer season brings out the best in athletes of all ages, from weekend rec league players to competitive travel teams chasing a championship. But with all that speed, cutting, and contact comes real injury risk. At Lowcountry Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, we see...
by katharine | Apr 6, 2026 | Hip & Knee, Sports Medicine
March Madness is here and at Lowcountry Orthopaedics, that means something a little different than bracket predictions. Every spring, as the college tournament tips off and pickup games multiply across the Lowcountry, we see a very predictable surge of patients...
