Causes of Hip Pain in Athletes
This article aims to give athletes a better idea of whether osteoarthritis or something more unusual is causing hip pain, and what they can do about it.
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Should I Go to Urgent Care, Family Doctor, or Orthopedic Doctor for Knee Pain?
Do you suffer from knee pain? One can experience pricking pain on the inner side of the knee, joint instability, swelling, locking of the knee or redness. The severity of knee pain may vary from slightly achy to immobility. To get relief the source of the pain has to be identified.
Three Top Water Exercises for Joint Pain
If you suffer joint pain, not only will you constantly be uncomfortable, you will also suffer from mobility problems and may struggle with even the simplest of tasks. Experts have found that certain exercises and movements performed in water (i.e. a swimming pool) can help reduce joint pain and enhance mobility and flexibility.
Diabetes Increases Risk of Hip Fractures
Osteoporotic fractures are the vertebral and hip fractures, which are a primary source of morbidity in older men and women. The association between hip fractures and diabetes is strongly recognized these days. There have been numerous studies regarding the link between the two.
Signs You Need a Hip Replacement
Who needs a hip replacement surgery? Dr. Dan Albright, an orthopedic surgeon in Raleigh NC, explains when a patient may want to consider hip replacement surgery.
Why Do My Joints Hurt When The Weather Changes?
Some scientists think that joint pain in cold weather isn’t itself caused by the temperature, but rather by shifts in barometric pressure.
Does Hip and Knee Pain Affect Your Heart?
You are probably too aware of how hip and knee pain affects your mobility, especially if you want to exercise. The bad news is that having hip and knee pain or inflammatory conditions like arthritis puts you at a greater risk of developing some heart conditions.
When is a Good Time to Schedule Hip Replacement Surgery?
Which time of year is the best time to have total hip replacement surgery?
Why is the Anterior Approach for Total Hip Replacement Surgery Better?
There are three surgical approaches to total hip replacement surgery. Which is best for you?
Osteoarthritis May Lead to Hip and Knee Replacement
The overall inflammation and degeneration of the cartilage cause pain, sometimes to the point that mobility becomes a problem. When mobility becomes a problem knee or hip replacement surgery may become necessary.
