It’s said that we should treat our bodies like a temple. But even the most magnificent structures can fall into disrepair, requiring preventive maintenance and general repair. Fortunately, the body is an amazing example of resiliency and efficiency. That being said, years of abuse and bad habits can take their toll, and the price we…
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Advances in Knee Surgery
Knee surgery is not something to be taken lightly. Arthritis of the knee is unfortunately common, and there is no cure. But many people treat the pain with medication or other conservative methods. When these treatments are no longer effective and the pain progresses to the point that it interferes with mobility and regular activities,…
Problems Associated with Double-Jointedness
At first glance, you might think that being double-jointed is a blessing. After all, it means having a greater range of motion and flexibility in some or all of your joints. That can provide a definite advantage if you’re an athlete, a competitive gymnast, a professional dancer or a musician, or just someone who loves…
Managing Your Arthritis Pain without Medication
Arthritis can be painful, debilitating, and disruptive. It can prevent you from doing what you love, and even force you to alter your daily routines. Almost a quarter of all Americans – some 55.4 million people – have been diagnosed with arthritis, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health…
Is It Carpal Tunnel or is it Arthritis?
If you are having pain in one or both hands, you may be wondering if carpal tunnel syndrome or arthritis are causing you pain. While both conditions can cause pain, there are several key differences between the two. Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause weakness, tingling, or numbness in the hand. Arthritis can also cause pain…