The Joint Replacement Center of Scottsdale
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Joint replacement surgery provides a sense of relief by restoring function to your joints and reducing pain, but your provider must have a holistic approach to ensure the best outcome and minimize any risk for complications during the process. Potential complications can include blood clots, infection, and even damage to the surrounding area. Fortunately, Read More…
When you think of surgery, you often think of a long hospital stay and being stuck in a facility, but this isn’t always the case. Thanks to advanced methods of joint replacement surgery, you can recover from your procedure without a hospital stay. The benefits of outpatient care for your procedure at the Joint Read More…
Sleep is an important part of your body’s recovery process, making it a valuable tool post-surgery. During your sleep, your body works to build new tissue and repair the operating area. Of course, getting good sleep also supports more energy and a better mood throughout the day. However, post-surgery pain can make it difficult Read More…
We hear people sing the praises of good posture, but we don’t always recognize just how important it is. Good posture can have long-term effects on your overall physical health, from your spine to your muscles. There is an especially strong link between good posture and joint health, as good posture reduces wear and Read More…
You know that exercise can offer many benefits, but it doesn’t just stop at helping you run farther. In addition to supporting stronger muscles and better cardiovascular health, sports and exercise are also excellent tools for promoting healthy joints. However, it is important to choose the correct exercises to provide support for your joints Read More…
If you’re experiencing joint pain in your knees, shoulders, hips or other areas, you’re not alone. Joint pain is common as we age. In fact, it affects roughly one-third of U.S. adults. Joint pain can be caused by a number of factors, including: Osteoarthritis Certain autoimmune diseases Injuries, such as a fracture, sprain or Read More…