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Jan 12

5 Tools That Make Living with Osteoarthritis Easier

Posted By: David Pittaway

Many people who suffer from osteoarthritis live with chronic pain on a daily basis. Pain is considered to be chronic when it lasts three to six months or longer, but unfortunately, arthritis pain can last a lifetime, and has no complete cure. For some it can be a constant pain, for others it may come and go or even be exacerbated by particular tasks. This pain can make it hard to perform daily activities everyone else takes for granted.

Jan 08

Consider These Tips If You're Considering Total Knee Replacement Surgery

Posted By: David Pittaway

Preparing for total knee replacement surgery is something that many people suffering from arthritis will unfortunately have to do. There are many knee replacement surgery considerations you will have to weigh up before making a decision, as well as knowing what to expect after knee replacement surgery to ensure it has the greatest impact on your overall well being.

Dec 24

Exertion & Pain induced by a 12-week Neuromuscular Exercise Program in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis

Posted By: Thomas Einhorn, MD

Guidelines developed in an evidence-based manner recommend exercise as the first line of treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee. Exercise programs require progressive increases in intensity in order to stimulate physiological changes. For patients with osteoarthritis of the knee exercises are gradually increased in intensity and difficulty.

Dec 17

Expert Tips for Taking Care of Your Joints While Work from Home

Posted By: David Pittaway

Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus earlier this year, people have to adjust to a new way of living and working. With millions of Americans now working or studying primarily from home with regulations and social distancing in place, it is not just a mentally damaging experience, but it can also lead to physical effects as well.

Dec 15

Supplements Misconceptions: Is it Good or Bad for Treating Osteoarthritis of the Knee?

Posted By: David Pittaway

Many people take a daily multivitamin to help their overall health and well being, in some cases in relation to specific ailments or illnesses. Although the best way to get the relevant vitamins and nutrients you need is from your food and diet.

Dec 10

Osteoarthritis and Stress: How it Worsen Symptoms

Posted By: David Pittaway

At some point in our life, we have had all dealt with stress. For many it can be a constant presence, and with everything that has happened throughout 2020, it’s understandable that many people have been feeling under a lot more stress than usual.

Dec 07

Healthy Joint Tips: How to Save Your Joints with These Precautions

Posted By: David Pittaway

Arthritis can significantly impact your joints causing pain, aching, and stiffness that only gets worse as you grow older. This is why knowing how to keep joints healthy as you age is so important as it relates to overall health and well being.

Dec 01

Quick and Easy Exercises for Knee Arthritis Pain

Posted By: David Pittaway

Exercise and physical therapy is crucial for people suffering from arthritis. Arthritis affects millions of people all across the world. People suffering from knee arthritis will have a reduced range of movement at the knee, and this reduced movement will lead to it becoming weaker.

Oct 26

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections for Osteoarthritis of the Knee: A Decision Analysis

Posted By: Thomas Einhorn, MD

The use of orthobiologics, natural substances derived from the body intended for accelerated repair and regeneration of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles or bones, has increased over the last several years. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a type of orthobiologic that has been used to manage knee osteoarthritis (OA) for more than a decade.

Oct 23

Osteoarthritis and Social Isolation: How Both are Associated

Posted By: Thomas Einhorn, MD

Social isolation is defined as the result of a small social network with few contacts. It has been reported in association with poor mental and physical health. There is an association between musculoskeletal pain and social isolation.

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5 Tools That Make Living with Osteoarthritis Easier

Consider These Tips If You're Considering Total Knee Replacement Surgery

Exertion & Pain induced by a 12-week Neuromuscular Exercise Program in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis

Expert Tips for Taking Care of Your Joints While Work from Home

Supplements Misconceptions: Is it Good or Bad for Treating Osteoarthritis of the Knee?

Osteoarthritis and Stress: How it Worsen Symptoms

Healthy Joint Tips: How to Save Your Joints with These Precautions

Quick and Easy Exercises for Knee Arthritis Pain

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections for Osteoarthritis of the Knee: A Decision Analysis

Osteoarthritis and Social Isolation: How Both are Associated

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