Sports Injury Clinic & Sports Injury Doctor

Call (618) 235-1500 :: Treatments for sports injuries vary depending on the type of injury, location, and severity. We will determine the right procedures to alleviate your pain and help you recover.

From little leaguers to professional athletes, our team at Esquire Sports Medicine has helped thousands of athletes suffering from sports-related injuries.

• Football – A contact sport, football players subject their bodies to massive strain and risk of injury every time they step out onto the field. Knee and back injuries from football are some of the most common types of injuries we have treated.
• Baseball – America’s favorite pastime is responsible for a wide range of sports injuries. One of the more common is rotator cuff injuries sustained from continually throwing the ball. We have techniques to diagnose and treat these injuries, along with programs designed to prevent future damage.
• Tennis – Tennis is a repetitive motion sport that produces repetitive motion injury in the shoulder, elbow, and wrist. With a therapy regimen that focuses on reducing pain and improving movement, Esquire can keep tennis players on the court.
• Soccer – The running involved in playing soccer puts tremendous strain on the knee joint. When a knee injury is left untreated, it will quickly affect the hip and ankle as the body tries to compensate for its failings. Take knee pain seriously and have our staff help you alleviate that pain soon to avoid further complications.
• Hockey -There are hockey leagues and teams for people of all ages. This contact sport can cause serious injury that should be evaluated immediately. Knee injuries are common with hockey players as are back and shoulder pain.
• Golf – Back and shoulder injuries are the most common injuries that plague amateur as well as professional golfers.

At Esquire Sports Medicine, we can also help treat injuries caused by recreational sports like bowling and even skiing.

Treating Sports Injuries

While treating the onset of injury for active players is a large part of what Esquire Sports Medicine does with success, we are also trained to recognize the signs of repetitive trauma in athletes. The pain and swelling that comes with these types of injuries respond well to the treatments we provide.