Our body comprises 206 bones, 360 joints connecting these bones, and several muscles and other soft tissues – even if one of them is not working the way it should be, it can heavily impact our overall well-being. Oftentimes, pains and aches of this musculoskeletal system go away on their own. While other times these
Read MorePartial Knee Replacement Recovery: A Timeline
According to an estimate, up to 30% of Americans are believed to develop knee osteoarthritis over the course of their lifetime. The good news is a wide range of surgical and nonsurgical techniques are available to address the knee pain and disability that accompany knee arthritis. Partial knee replacement is one of the most common
Read More7 Questions to Ask Your Shoulder Replacement Surgeon
If you have shoulder arthritis or an irreparable rotator cuff tear that is not getting better with conservative measures, shoulder replacement surgery is the option your shoulder surgeon may recommend for you. Shoulder replacement surgery is highly successful at restoring shoulder motion, strength, and function. However, before agreeing to the surgery, you should be well
Read MoreQuestions to Ask a Reverse Shoulder Replacement Surgeon Before the Procedure
If you have had a previous failed shoulder replacement surgery, have rotator cuff repair that can’t be repaired, or have chronic arthritis, your orthopedic surgeon may recommend reverse shoulder replacement surgery. Reverse shoulder replacement is a complex procedure, which is why getting one entails forethought and due diligence. To make a well-informed decision about the
Read MoreHow Interventional Pain Management Can Relieve Symptoms
Pain, whether mild or severe, can interrupt daily life. It can make it tough to concentrate at work, enjoy time with family and friends, or get a good night’s sleep. It can also make regular tasks feel impossible. You don’t have to force yourself to tough it out, especially if you are experiencing chronic pain.
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