When it comes to knee surgery, there are usually two options for surgery: arthroscopy or osteotomy. These two types of knee surgery are chosen based on the extent of the knee injury. Arthroscopy is a less invasive method which repairs the knee through small incisions...
Many people experience knee pain as they get older, in part due to a degenerative condition known as osteoarthritis. There are many different causes of knee pain; some may be temporary while others may require a doctor’s attention. If this is your first time visiting...
Walking is a light form of exercise which provides a wide variety of benefits. Walking boosts heart health, improves circulation, all while providing limited intensity to joints. But, if you already have knee pain, through osteoarthritis or another condition, will...
Nearly 56 million Americans—or nearly 17% of the US population—are 65 years of age or older.1 That number is expected to reach 80 million by the year 2040.2 A rapidly aging population means a growing number of orthopedic problems. As we get older, our bones and joints...
So…you’ve just had total knee replacement surgery. Great! Now you’re probably wondering, “When can I start walking again?” And that is totally normal. Who wouldn’t want to get back on their feet and get back to doing the things they enjoy? Exercise is critical to...
