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Weather and joint pain: It’s no wives’ tale
Weather and joint pain is no wives' tale... Ease aching joints with these three tips.
4 signs it's time to consider a knee replacement | Knee replacement, Knee replacement surgery, Partial knee replacement
4 signs it's time to consider a knee replacement
If you struggle with constant knee pain, a knee replacement has probably popped in your head. A few key considerations can help you decide if it’s time to talk to your doctor about a knee replacement surgery.
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Knee pain? It may be time to consider joint replacement
Aching knees? Here's an option to treat knee pain for good...
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Knee pain: Is it arthritis, or is something torn?
While causes of knee pain can vary from a torn ligament to arthritis, these clues can help you determine what’s causing your discomfort.
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Back and leg pain that just won’t quit? It could be spondylolisthesis
Unfortunately for many of us, low back pain is extremely common. Thankfully, this back pain is often caused by muscle problems and usually gets better with time and physical rehabilitation. However, some forms of back pain are caused by structural problems in the bone, discs, nerves and joints of the spine. Examples of these causes are disc herniations, stenosis and spondylolisthesis.
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How to treat hip pain using less invasive techniques
Hip surgeons can treat hip injuries and disorders that can be debilitating to your day-to-day life. And there are alternatives to hip replacement. The majority of reasons that patients experience hip pain are mechanical, caused by either hip dysplasia or hip impingement. The goal of hip preservation is to correct the underlying pathology, whether arthroscopic or open, to help prevent hip replacement. Here are some of the less invasive techniques you can discuss with your physician.
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When to see a doctor for shoulder pain
Shoulder pain is a common issue that many of us may face at some point in our lives, but understanding the causes and finding ways to prevent it can be the key to enjoying an active lifestyle, pain-free. Here are some signs and symptoms that it might be time to visit your physician.
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How you can reduce the risk of dislocation after a hip replacement
When you undergo hip replacement surgery to help you regain movement and relieve pain, you want to do everything you can to protect your new hip. As you consider hip replacement, talk with your doctor about the best ways to protect your hip. Here are a few areas for you to take into consideration.
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for you?" from healthcare system Baylor Scott & White Health.
Everything You Need To Know About The OATS Knee Procedure
The cartilage between the bones in your knee helps keep everything moving smoothly. But when there’s damage to this important cushion, even a small part, it can start to have a big impact on your ability to stay active. If you’re under 40 and dealing with cartilage damage in your knee, the OATS knee procedure could be an option. Here’s what you need to know about the OATS knee procedure and whether it might be a good fit for you.
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and leg pain?" from healthcare system Baylor Scott & White Health.
Could Your Leg And Back Pain Be Radiculopathy?
After a quick online search of symptoms, many people seeking relief for low back pain that also causes discomfort down into the glutes or leg believe they have sciatica. One of the most common causes of sciatica is actually a lumbar spine condition known as radiculopathy. Here are some answers to questions you may have about this type of pain.
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How to relieve pain from carpal tunnel syndrome
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Coping with neck and arm pain
Pinched nerves are common causes of neck and arm pain — here’s what to know about common causes of pinched nerves and when to consult an orthopedic specialist.
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Could you have a herniated disc? Treatment options for back and leg pain
Experiencing back pain? You’re not alone! Herniated discs are a common cause of low back pain and can most likely be treated by a few simple methods.
Common knee injuries and how you can avoid them | Knee injury, Chronic knee pain, Common knee injuries
Common knee injuries and how you can avoid them
From young athletes to older adults, knee injuries are one of the most common orthopedic injuries we treat. This pressure and stress can make your knees more prone to injury, especially compared to other joints like the wrist or elbow. While not every knee injury can be avoided, you can reduce your risk or decrease the severity of an injury when it happens. Here we’ll cover three common types of knee injuries, who is at risk and the basic steps you can take to protect your knees.