We are delighted to announce that three of our physicians were named “2019 Top Doctors” by their physician peers in a state-wide survey completed by Virginia Living Magazine. Please join us in congratulating them on this prestigious recognition! (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jenny L.F. Andrus, M.D. — Interventional Pain Management, Prolotherapy Raj N. Sureja, M.D. —… Read more »
Category: Dr Boyd Haynes III M.D.
Little League Elbow Syndrome: What you Should Know
Boyd W. Haynes III, MD Many of us grew up playing on a Little League baseball or softball team and cherish those memories of daily ball practice, camaraderie with teammates, incredible wins and crushing losses during the spring and summer days on the field. Even if you’ve never played, you may have seen the movie… Read more »
What is “Rhabdo”? Why does it occur and how is it Treated?
Boyd W. Haynes III, MD Is it me or does it seem that folks are working out more these days? Many are participating in hard core workouts or extreme athletics. Crossfit®, Rezist, Soul Cycle, Boot Camps, Training Gyms, or gyms that mimic Crossfit®, are popping up everywhere and have helped many thousands of people get… Read more »
Corns & Calluses: Common Problems of the Foot
Boyd W. Haynes III, MD When Orthopaedic Physicians (like myself) gather at a professional conference, we usually spend time discussing the latest innovations in joint replacement or spine surgery, new surgical techniques and groundbreaking biologic or pharmaceutical therapies. We typically don’t spend any time discussing or thinking about corns or calluses. However, these are exceedingly… Read more »
Introducing the 2018 OSC Top Docs!
We are delighted to introduce the 2018 OSC Top Docs, chosen by Hampton Roads physicians who participated in an annual survey conducted by Coastal Virginia Magazine. Congratulations to all! From left to right: Raj N. Sureja, MD – Interventional Pain Management & Regenerative Medicine Mark W. McFarland, DO – Spine and Regenerative Medicine Jenny L.F…. Read more »
What is Piriformis Syndrome?
Boyd W. Haynes, MD As a busy Sports Medicine Physician, I often see patients for ailments which other physicians may not encounter very often. That’s because athletes have a way of injuring muscles that many people have never heard of, because of the demands that they place on their body while playing or competing. … Read more »
Snapping Hip Syndrome or Coxa Saltans
Boyd W. Haynes III, MD Have you ever experienced a snapping sound and/or sensation when you walk? This commonly seen condition is called Snapping Hip Syndrome, and it involves an issue with movement either inside or outside of the hip joint. While initially harmless and painless (and maybe an often trotted-out party-trick, “Hey Jim, make… Read more »
Common Golf Injuries that Occur in the Spring
Boyd W. Haynes, III, MD Ah, springtime! The weather is warmer, the sun is shining and everything is in bloom. After being cooped up inside for the several months of cold winter weather we experience every year, Tidewater residents can be expected to head outdoors and start being active again. Unfortunately, as a Sports Medicine… Read more »
“Tennis Anyone?” How to Avoid the Most Common Injuries While Charging the Net
Boyd W. Haynes III, MD While not as popular as football, soccer or basketball, the sport of tennis has a huge following in the United States and around the world. Tennis is synonymous with warm, sunny weather, ritzy country clubs and pro players who are also jet-setting celebrities. Many of us love to watch Wimbledon… Read more »
The Use of Antibiotics before and after Orthopaedic Surgery
Boyd W. Haynes III, MD There are hundreds of thousands of orthopaedic surgeries and millions of surgeries performed annually in the United States. Most of them result in full recovery with minimal complications. While there are many factors that play a role in a successful surgery and recovery, an important consideration is preventing infection at… Read more »