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Glucosamine plays a vital role in building and repairing cartilage. Many people take glucosamine supplements in the hope of boosting their joint health. Do they work?
Knee Replacement Surgery in the Morning, Home That Evening: The New Outpatient Trend
More knee and hip replacement surgeries are being done on an outpatient basis, especially in this COVID-19 era. Surgeons say the fact patients are at home forces them to move around more and do their physical therapy, speeding their recovery. They note that the outpatient surgery isn’t for everybody. A patient needs to be motivated and have the right attitude.
High intensity activity in adolescence may improve bone mineral density
Moderate to vigorous-intensity physical activity throughout adolescence could improve peak adult hip strength and prevent osteoporosis later in life, according to published results.
What to Know About Hip and Knee Replacements
For months, Beverly Keel, 53, was able to ignore the pain at the top of her right leg that felt like a pulled groin muscle. But when she was sightseeing in France, in June of 2018, it went from bad to nail-biting.
Arthritis in Your Hips: Early Signs of Hip Arthritis, and What to Do About It
Pain, locking, grinding, limping, trouble walking up stairs, or being unable to stand or sit for long periods are all common symptoms of arthritis hip pain.
