Orthopedists in Toledo, OH

I have not had any IT problems yet but I've read somewhere that ART (active release therapy) works. I was looking at it today for other issues and only a few places do it in toledo. http://www.activerelease.com/

I'm still battling it myself. Yoga's been good for me. Also, I had my running style analyzed by Joe Sparks at Hot Yoga with Joe. He's a POSE method instructor. Very, very helpful. Also,here's what Bree Simon suggested to me awhile back when I asked the same question: Hi Ryan! In general, at least in my opinion, IT issues are usually related to the hip muscles and a need to strengthen the outer side of the hip muscles. As runners, we have really strong thighs and often we power through things using our thighs and our hip muscles get badly neglected. Two of the stretches/yoga poses that I would really recommend are pigeon (which may be too intense for you, depending on the degree of discomfort that you are having) and thread the needle. Neither of them are particularly easy to explain in writing. But, this video is not bad in how they show it. I do pigeon slightly different, but the general gist is the same. www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9 aJtO0VCqw www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9 aJtO0VCqw Let me know if pigeon is uncomfortable and if it is, I will think of some ways to modify it down for you. Bree

I developed ITB during the Mohican 50 mile trail race in June. I did these hard core and was back running tons of miles in about a month. Plus I added walking on a treadmill with the incline all the way up. Good luck! http://strengthrunning.com/2011/02/the-itb-rehab-routine-video-demonstration/

Doug - Where did you have the ART treatments? I'm looking at Dr. Diapolo. Any thoughts?

Thanks Tom! Tammy: I went to Dr. Diapolo. He seems to really know his stuff, and he won't drag out your treatments. I was really impressed with his examination and overall approach. The main quirk is he doesn't accept insurance, so you have to pay out of pocket and process your own claims. Good Luck!

Don't see Dr. Kahn@utmc orthopedics!!

Dr Jason voohries he is in with Zakeri.

Dr. Assenmacher. Stay away from Dr. Buck in Oregon!

Do NOT go to Dr Healy. He's the one that screwed up my back and sciatic nerve for life. Dr Andreshak is where I go now. He's awesome, he's a ortho.

My mom was referred to Dr. Andreshak last summer and he is wonderful, great personality too.

Dr McCormick is great!

Dr. McCormick is awesome! Saw me in the ER and insisted I stay to have a spinal fusion. He was amazing before,during and after my procedure. My pain and suffering are gone! Good luck whoever you see!

Dr. Michael Healy did my back surgery and he is AWESOME.

Kirk Davis or dr frogamini's group ortho

Dr. Medkhour@utmc. Best ever

Dr Zakari at toledo clinic. I would suggest a neuro rather than ortho.

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Check out Dr David Beeks he is amazing

you can contact his office through this # 419-696-7200

Dr Michael Healy...he is the BEST!!

Dr. Ebraheim at UTMC is the best Orthopedic Surgeon in this country contact his department at UTMC they will not steer you wrong you can check him out on YOU TUBE http://www.youtube.com I AM SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE. i only want the best for your mom

I am a PT...take my advice Dr. Pochatko at northtown orthopedics is hands down the best foot/ankle in the area...a little wait to get an appointment but worth it

Both my sisters worked with Dr Stube...Knee Center

Dr Marzo is a great knee doctor! He is one of the Buffalo Bills doctors... Or once was. Each doctor specializes in certain areas... Where's the problem? If that's not to personal to ask.

Dr. Peter Gambacorta at Northtowns Orthopedic did my hip. Hip issues are his specialty but he also does knees

Dr Paul Mason. UB Ortho

I've got something for the both of you! This Doctor was suggested as an EDS treating MD. I have no other information on what he can treat etc. but was recommended by someone with EDS. His name is Dr. Mahmood Moosa and treats in Toledo, Ohio and Monroe, Michigan! I hope this helps. http://endomds.com/doctor-moosa/

Go on line. Stem Cell Treatment Arthritis. There's a place right in Toledo. Have friends going there.

Just had a lumbar fusion, which was my third surgery. I highly recommend Michigan Brain and Spine in Ypsilanti. They have a team of neurosurgeons and non-surgical specialists that are wonderful. Dr. Buckingham is the neurosurgeon that did my discectomy in 2008 and assisted with the recent fusion.