Bones & Joints

What You Need to Know About Joint Replacement

· · Bones & Joints
There are many misconceptions that patients with osteoarthritis (OA) tend to have about joint replacement surgery, and that’s just fine with Cleveland Clinic orthopaedic surgeon Trevor Murray, MD. “It’s definitely not a decision to rush into without understanding the risks. Knee joint replacement isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution to OA knee … Read More

Handling Hand Arthritis

· · Bones & Joints
From helping you perform the simplest task, to aiding with an intricate accomplishment of painting or playing an instrument, your hands are a go-to daily tool. But when your hands start to hurt from osteoarthritis (OA), your day can become complicated, according to Cleveland Clinic orthopaedic surgeon Steven Maschke, MD. … Read More

Managing Hip OA With a Hands-On Approach

· · Bones & Joints
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common condition for many over the age of 60. Yet, for some the condition is genetic, making it unavoidable. Dawn Fuller of Cleveland, Ohio, understands how heredity plays a role in her joint health. With a brother who underwent two total hip replacements in his early … Read More

Better Your Balance and Improve Your Health

· · Bones & Joints
Winter can be a challenging season. If you have arthritis, it can be even more frustrating if the elements of ice and snow make walking outside trickier than usual. As a result, the combination of arthritic joints and changes in surfaces can increase your risk of falling and serious injury. … Read More

Ask the Doctors: Does Milk Prevent Osteoporosis?

· · Bones & Joints
Q: Is drinking milk the best way to prevent osteoporosis? A: Previous research has shown that calcium in milk can help strengthen bones and prevent osteoporosis. As a result, U.S. health officials recommend milk as part of a healthy diet. But, more current studies are calling milk’s bone health benefits … Read More

Hip Pain? Focus on the Little Things

· · Bones & Joints
Most arthritis sufferers have at least two things in common: a constant battle against pain and the feeling that the progressive disease calls all the shots (literally and figuratively). The good news is that patients have more control than they realize. And even the little things can make a difference. … Read More

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