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If you have had or are planning to have a total knee replacement, keep in mind that your treatment won’t end when the surgery is over. Physical therapy is an essential aspect to achieving complete recovery and in regaining your knee function. Your orthopedic surgeon will work with your physical therapist to help you strengthen…
You’ve likely experienced some knee pain in your lifetime. Some forms of knee pain can arise from normal day-to-day activities. It can also develop due to chronic stress, severe injuries, and even certain diseases. For your doctor to provide you with a correct diagnosis, you need to describe the sensation accurately. Your doctor will ask…
If you have joint pain and swelling, or chronic pain in a bone or muscle, an orthopedist is your best type of specialist to see in order to have it successfully treated in the most minimally invasive way possible. The physician can explain your nonsurgical options as well as your surgical options as appropriate. Let’s…
There are many instances when knee surgery is necessary. One example of a knee surgery that is very common is a knee arthroscopy. This procedure is used to diagnose and treat a variety of problems in the knee joint. Examples include: a torn anterior or posterior ligament, torn meniscus, out of position patella, torn cartilage,…
Knee pain is something that affects everyone at one point or another. It also affects people of all ages. The knees are extremely complex joints that support the weight of your body every single day and are prone to injury. Your knees are critical to your ability to carry out day-to-day tasks. The knee pain…
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