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NH Orthopedics Centers: Staying Healthy with Sport Medicine
NH Orthopedics Centers: Staying Healthy with Sport Medicine

All too often, we ignore the nagging pain that may be related to our sports and athletic activities, failing to realize that it could worsen.

Whether you hike, play pickleball, are a casual athlete, or a serious athlete, you need to keep moving pain and injury-free.

Dr. Peter Eyvazzadeh, Sport Medicine at New Hampshire Orthopedic Centers, joins us to discuss his background in sport medicine, his consultative approach to helping his patients identify sport-related health issues, and the diagnostic and treatment options available at New Hampshire Orthopedic Centers.

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