Dr. William Brown is publishing a newsletter to share the latest and most accurate information regarding sports hernias with SH News subscribers.

Fremont, CA -- (SBWire) -- 07/15/2015 --Dr. William Brown recently began publishing an e-newsletter, SH News. The newsletter contains the most accurate and current information on sports hernias and their treatment. SH News is geared to both medical and athletic audiences. Those interested in subscribing can sign up to receive SH News on Dr. Brown's website, SportsHernia.com

The e-newsletter is only newsletter published that is focused singularly on sports hernia-related information. SH News subscribers receive periodic issues that contain relevant information about prevention, diagnosis, treatment options like open repair surgery, post-operative care, and rehabilitation and recovery programs.

"By the time a patient makes an appointment with me, it's not uncommon that he or she has seen four or five other doctors. Sports hernias are often misdiagnosed as groin muscle strain and patients are advised to rest. Rest can cause the pain to subside, but pain returns once activity is resumed. It's a very frustrating situation for athletes at both the professional and amateur levels," explains Dr. Brown.

Though SH News is a new publication, it is well received and growing in popularity. The last issue published resulted in over 5% of the subscribers contacting Dr. Brown with questions regarding sports hernia symptoms and scheduling appointments. Less than than 0.5% requested to be unsubscribed, indicating demand for better information on sports hernias.

"Given the amount of misinformation available on sports hernias, I wanted a way to keep patients and athletes better informed," says Dr. Brown. "Sports hernias can be diagnosed and repaired for a full recovery. The key in doing so is for the patient to receive an accurate diagnosis and undergo treatment sooner versus later."

About Dr. William Brown
Dr. William Brown is considered one of the country's foremost experts in sports hernia repair. He has been performing sports hernia surgeries and providing specialized rehabilitation programs since 1999. His clients include the San Jose Sharks, San Jose Sabercats and the San Jose Earthquakes sports teams as well as athletes from the NFL, AFL, NBA, NBL and the United States Soccer League. Athletes from all over the United States as well as from 15 foreign countries have sought out Dr. Brown's expertise. His offices are located in Fremont, Monterey and Palo Alto, California.

To learn more about his approach to repairing sports hernias, please visit http://www.sportshernia.com