Since landing on the disabled list in early April with a foot injury, Ryan Rua of the rangers finally played in his first minor-league rehab game. While starting at third base, Rua had gone one for two with a two-run home run for Triple-A Round Rock. Prior to his injury in April, Rua had four hits in seventeen at-bats in five games. Rua’s return has yet to be determined.
Athletes often have to go through foot rehabilitation after sustaining an injury. For more information, visit Dr. Andrew H. Cohen, D.P.M. of the Mid-Michigan Foot and Ankle Center. Dr. Cohen can provide you with professional treatment and guidance through foot rehabilitation.
Foot Rehabilitation for Athletes
Injured athletes are always looking for better, faster ways to aid their recovery and get back to the sport they love. To do this, podiatrists and physical therapists are often consulted so the injured athlete can get back onto the field as soon as possible. But rehabbing an injury is just as serious as the injury itself, and going through the motions of physical therapy or rehabilitation is a necessary process to keeping that injury at bay.
Sports Therapist or Physical Therapist?
If an athlete gets a foot injury, it is essential to receive foot rehabilitation to ensure proper healing. It is important for an athlete to become healed properly because if they attempt to get back into their game before they are physically well, they could re-aggravate the original injury or even suffer a new one due to their weakened state.
If you have any questions feel free to contact one of our offices, located in Saginaw and Essexville, MI. We offer all the latest in diagnostic and treatment technologies to meet your needs.