Shoulder pain is a common complaint that can arise from various conditions, including frozen shoulder, rotator cuff injuries, and arthritis.
Faster Recovery with New Technique for Total Hip Replacement: Direct Anterior Approach
Total hip replacement (THR) is a life-changing procedure for many people dealing with severe hip pain and mobility issues. Over the years, different surgical techniques have emerged, with some offering faster recovery times and fewer complications.
What You Need to Know About Knee Replacement Surgery in Treating Knee Pain
Knee replacement surgery may be recommended by an orthopaedic surgeon when one’s knee has been damaged to the point where bending the knee is impossible without debilitating pain. Knee replacement surgery serves the following purposes…
Treating Neck and Back Pain Without Surgery
Neck pain and back pain are common. In some cases, the pain can limit movement or mobility and can even interfere with quality of life. We highlight several treatment options which do not need major procedures or surgeries.
Treatment of spinal deformities
A spinal deformity occurs when there is misalignment or exaggeration of the natural curves in one’s spine. Such conditions can affect the spine’s ability to function properly.
Considering joint replacement surgery for hip or knee pain?
Two of the most common causes of hip or knee pain are osteoarthritis and inflammatory arthritis. Both will reduce mobility and independence over time.
Treatment of post-menopausal osteoporosis
Treatment of post-menopausal osteoporosis usually come in two classes of medication: anti-resorptives and bone formation agents.
Dangers of osteoporosis
A brief overview of the dangers of osteoporosis, particularly about fragility fractures.
Can supplements such as glucosamine sulphate cure or prevent knee pain?
The American College of Rheumatology and the Arthritis Foundation do not recommend health supplements such as glucosamine in treating knee pain.
Red flags which tell you that your back pain needs medical attention
Most cases of back pain are caused by muscular strain, but in rare cases, unremitting back pain can be a sign of more sinister health issues.
Is my knee pain a sign of knee osteoarthritis and what to do about it
Patients above age 40 with persistent knee pain should see an orthopaedic surgeon to see if they need medical treatment for knee osteoarthritis.