Joint Health & Surgery Blog

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According to the National Association of Homebuilders, over half of the houses built in the U.S. are two stories tall. Many of these homes feature bedrooms, bathrooms, and other important areas on the second floor that may not be accessible when a weight-bearing joint is recovering from an invasive procedure, leading many people to wonder, “When can I climb stairs after total knee replacement surgery?”
Joint and mobility problems aren’t confined to select countries, but unfortunately, access to state-of-the-art joint replacement surgery can be.
Did you know that many of the world’s peak performers and athletes get neurotherapy treatment in order to sleep better, improve their energy efficiency, and overcome crippling anxiety?
Over 52 million American adults have arthritis. There are many potential courses of treatment. One of them includes eliminating foods that cause joint pain.
You’ve been walking around with muscle pain in your leg for the last week. Or is it soreness? You feel like you’re in pain when you get out of bed or try to get into your car to go to work.
About one in every four U.S. adults has some form of arthritis. Many of these adults have a form of arthritis called degenerative joint disease.
Did you know, in the United States alone, surgeons perform over 600,000 knee replacement surgeries each year?
Hip replacement surgeries can relieve pain, improve function, and prevent further tissue and bone damage. Before you resign yourself to the surgical table, it helps to know what hip replacement options you have.