Article featured on WebMD What Is Runner’s Knee? Runner‘s knee isn’t just for runners, and it’s not one particular injury. It’s a broad term that describes kneecap pain that can result from many different problems. You might hear a doctor call it patellofemoral pain syndrome. Runner’s knee causes pain at the front of the knee, […]
Here are five things you can do now to keep your joints in top shape as you age.
Article featured on National Spine Health Foundation What exactly is a healthy spine? How does spine anatomy play into it? The first step in maintaining a healthy spine is understanding what a healthy spine is. Some of the qualities of a healthy, youthful spine are that it: Is pain-free Moves well Is supple Is strong […]
Warming up and cooling down are good for your exercise performance — you’ll do better, faster, stronger — and for your heart since the increased work on the heart ‘steps up’ with exercise
Exercise, nutrition, and therapy are often emphasized in recovery and overall health, one key factor that cannot be overlooked is sleep.
A fracture is a partial or complete break in the bone. It is important to seek care when you suspect you have a fracture.
Early intervention can make all the difference in orthopedic health. If you have an orthopedic issue or injury, early treatment leads to better outcomes.
Too many people, however, have misconceptions about the process of total joint replacement surgery and can put off having it, prolonging their pain and stiffness.
Everyone needs exercise, but it’s especially important for people with arthritis. Exercise increases strength and makes moving easier. Exercise reduces joint pain and helps fight tiredness.
People with arthritis and other joint injuries seem to notice severe changes in weather. Is there a connection or is it a myth?