2016

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Treatments for Osteoarthritis

Eight years ago, I tore the meniscus in my left knee while squatting down to dust the furniture in my living room. Initially, I assumed the pain would subside in a few days. Unfortunately, the pain, and swelling, only got worse over time. So, I underwent surgery to remove the part of my meniscus that was torn. Unfortunately, I’ve developed osteoarthritis in this knee during the years since my surgery. I’ve tried several home treatments to relieve my symptoms. Sadly, none of them have worked. Because I miss my active lifestyle, I’m considering making an appointment with an orthopedist. On this blog, you will discover the latest trends in osteoarthritis treatment.

Understanding Femoral Anteversion: Causes And Treatment

18 October 2016
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Does your child walk with his or her toes pointed inward? Do the knees sometimes appear to be bowed? This is known as "intoeing" and it's not uncommon in young children whose bones are still malleable and developing. It is caused by the thigh bones (femurs) twisting slightly inward, making the knees and toes turn more toward each other, in a condition known as femoral anteversion. Here is what you need to know as a parent about femoral anteversion. Read More …

Tips For Understanding And Treating A Shoulder Dislocation

15 June 2016
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Whether you lead an active lifestyle, work in a physically demanding job, or recently suffered a fall, sudden and significant shoulder discomfort could be the sign of a dislocated shoulder. A condition caused when the upper end of the bone that connects your arm to your shoulder is knocked out of the socket, it can be very painful. Here are some things you should know about shoulder dislocation and treatment if you're experiencing pain. Read More …