Hip Arthroplasty

Stretching Exercises

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Hip Arthroplasty

Resuming Sports After Knee Replacement

Total knee replacement is a successful procedure in the majority of patients with arthritis. It relieves pain and restores the function and alignment of the joint. If you are considering total knee replacement, you should discuss with your surgeon the possibility of participating in physical activities such as sports following surgery. Older patients undergoing knee replacement surgery […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

Good Health = Good Recovery After Knee Replacement Surgery

Your overall health is important and can have a major impact on how well you do after hip or knee replacement surgery. It is important to discuss your health with your surgeon so they can help you prepare in the time leading up to surgery. Your surgeon will want to know your health history, surgical […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

Revision Knee Replacement

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Hip Arthroplasty

Opioid Use Before Knee Surgery Can Mean Trouble

“Doc, I know I need to do the surgery, but can you give me some oxycodone for pain until then? I’ll stop once I have the surgery.” This is a common conversation in the office of a joint replacement surgeon. In the past, narcotic medication, commonly known as opioids, were given by physicians hoping to […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

How to Get the Most out of Your Knee Replacement

Knee replacement surgery is considered to be among the most successful treatments in the history of modern medicine. Because of the high rate of success for this procedure, your quality of life most likely will improve, and you most likely will return to the routine daily activities you performed before your knee pain began. Most […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

Relieving Knee Pain Without Surgery

If your doctor is not recommending surgery for your knee joint at this time, there are some other ways to alleviate pain and improve mobility. Medications Pain relievers are usually the first choice of therapy for osteoarthritis of the knee. Simple pain relievers, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol), are available without a prescription and can be […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

Infection and Your Knee Replacement

An infected knee replacement represents a very important problem for both you and your surgeon. Currently, infection is the most common reason for revision knee replacement surgery and the second most common cause for revision hip replacement https://aaos.org/registries/registry-program/american-joint-replacement-registry/. Infections may develop shortly after knee replacement surgery or years later. On average, the risk of developing […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

Traveling after Knee Replacement Surgery

Traveling after knee replacement surgery may seem daunting in the initial months. However, with careful planning and the right precautions, it is possible to travel safely soon after your procedure. Here’s how to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey: Assess Your Mobility Needs: Depending on how you’re recovering, you might need some extra support while […]

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Hip Arthroplasty

A Guide to Returning to Sexual Activity Following Knee Replacement Surgery

Sex is a normal and an important part of human nature that represents physical, mental and spiritual well-being. This can be a difficult and embarrassing topic for people who have arthritis in their knees to discuss with their doctors. A recent survey of American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeon members found the overwhelming majority […]

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