Life After Total Hip Replacement & What to Really Expect
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in four people in the United States suffer from arthritis, which is approximately 54.4 million people.
Pre-Surgery Checklist for Travel Patients: What (and Who) to Bring
So, you've decided to take charge of your hip happiness and embark on a journey (literally!) towards a pain-free future. You're about to experience the Windy City with a brand-new perspective – one where those architectural marvels seem a little less daunting and those deep-dish pizzas a little more manageable.
The Myths and Realities of Hip Pain: When to See a Hip Specialist
Hip pain can be a debilitating condition, significantly impacting your mobility and overall quality of life. But with so much conflicting information available, it's easy to fall prey to myths and misconceptions.
How Long Will My Hip Replacement Last? Addressing Concerns for Younger Patients
Is hip pain holding you back? Active lifestyle or not, there are scores of people living with hip pain and whose lives are being limited by discomfort.
A Runner's Guide to Healthy Hips
Pounding pavement is a beloved activity for many, offering a fantastic way to stay active and boost overall health. However, repetitive stress on the hips can lead to pain and injuries if not managed properly.
Ask Dr. Domb: Top Runner Concerns About the Hip
For many, the act of running contains numerous mental and physical health benefits that motivate runners to be consistent in their practice. Experiencing a runner’s high is just one of the ways running can boost mental health, not to mention that running can improve your physical health, too.
Protect Yourself from Hip Fractures: Understanding Osteoporosis
Imagine a favorite teacup, passed down through generations. Strong and reliable, it cradles your morning coffee with ease. But over time, with countless washes and everyday use, the once sturdy ceramic can become brittle, prone to cracks and chips.
Ask Dr. Domb: Top 5 Questions Answered About Hip Arthritis
According to the National Library of Medicine, one in four people may develop hip osteoarthritis in his or her lifetime. That means you have a 25% chance of this painful condition affecting your mobility and hindering your ability to enjoy everyday activities.
What Are the Most Common Knee Injuries That Athletes Face?
Athletes and sports enthusiasts risk injury when engaging in physical activity. While the risk of certain joints and bones can vary depending on the sport and level, the knees are one of the most vulnerable parts to injuries.
