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How long after rotator cuff surgery can I go back to the gym?
After suffering a shoulder injury, one may need surgical intervention to the rotator cuff to remain physically active and participate in sports. Normally, the recovery…
Knee Osteoarthritis Treatment
Osteoarthritis of the knee can be a painful, limiting condition that occurs when the cartilage between bones wears away. When the cartilage no longer cushions…
How Long Can I Walk Unassisted After Total Knee Replacement?
It’s normal for you to want to get back on your feet quickly after a knee replacement surgery. Regular exercise can be helpful in restoring…
What Is Does It Mean When My Ortho Recommends Arthroscopic Surgery?
Arthroscopy makes use of a camera for looking within the joint instead of using an incision to open it completely. This minimally invasive procedure allows…
What’s New In Total Knee Replacement?
Total knee replacement can be carried out in two ways: the traditional approach that involves significant downtime and the newer minimally invasive approach, also known…
What Are Side Effects of a Cortisone Shot In The Shoulder And How Many Can I Get?
Cortisone injections play a major role in relieving inflammation and pain symptoms from the shoulder. Besides used for the shoulder, these injections can be used…
How Long Does It Take To Feel The Effects Of A Cortisone Shot In The Shoulder?
Cortisone medication can help ease swelling and pain from arthritis, illness, or injury when injected into the body. Cortisone shots or corticosteroid shots don’t start…
Shoulder Impingement
Shoulder Treatment Shoulder impingement takes place when the acromion impinges on or rubs against the rotator cuff beneath it. Acromion is the top outer edge…
Tendon Tears Of The Shoulder
Tendon Tears The shoulder tendons and muscles are placed under a significant deal of strain on a daily basis. Painting, cleaning, lifting boxes, gardening, and…
Chronic Shoulder Instability and Dislocation
Shoulder Instability Shoulder instability happens when the shoulder joint’s lining, labrum, or ligaments become torn, stretched, or detached. This allows the humeral head or the…