The healing and recovery from a knee replacement surgery is a very gradual process. In the first six weeks, there is a fast healing that will happen. However, a full recovery from the surgery can take from six months to a year. The main efforts of post-surgical care are geared toward controlling post-surgical pain, improving…
After undergoing shoulder replacement surgery, it is necessary to perform certain exercises to help strengthen the shoulder and arm to encourage recovery from the surgery. Immediately after surgery, the patient is moved to the recovery room where they will stay for some hours to fully recover from the anesthesia that was used. During this time,…
When an individual experiences pain in their shoulder, shoulder replacement surgery may be the solution to the problem. Recovering from that surgery requires some intentional efforts which will accelerate the recovery time. Conditions like arthritis or tears in the rotator cuffs are common in people. In some cases, physical therapy and other forms of medication…
Shoulder replacement surgery is a very common procedure that can help individuals with shoulder pain and limited range of motion. Many people suffer from chronic shoulder pain which can limit their range of daily activities. The great news is that shoulder replacement surgery can help get rid of this pain permanently and vastly improve their…
Finding the right surgeon for a knee replacement is one of the biggest decisions facing individuals that have to undergo knee replacement surgery. It is almost as important as the initial decision to undergo the knee replacement surgery itself. Knee replacement surgery is also a major step towards reclaiming an active lifestyle. A surgeon with…
Hip or knee replacement surgery, while it is a very effective way to eradicate pain, discomfort, and improve mobility for patients with knee or hip arthritis, is not the only available option. If a patient wants a solution to their arthritis issues without surgery, there are various non-surgical methods of achieving it that the patient…
Joint pain or discomfort is common; it is usually felt in the joints in the hand, the hips, the knees, or even the spine. The pain may be intermittent, or it can be constant and the affected person may require non-surgical alternatives for joint pain relief. The affected joint may also feel sore or stiff…
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