Things Every Woman With Osteoporosis Should Know

It is well known that women are more at risk of developing osteoporosis than men. Once menopause hits, hormonal changes can affect bone mass. Combined with vitamin D and calcium deficiency, osteoporosis can develop. The fact that women have smaller and thinner bones than men also makes them more vulnerable. Osteoporosis is a condition that […]
Trigger Finger: Signs and Symptoms

Trigger finger, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, is a condition in which your finger gets locked in a bent position. Trigger finger occurs if either the tendon or the tendon sheath (the layer of synovial membrane inside the tendon, which allows it to move freely and smoothly) is inflamed. The inflammation can create a narrower […]
10 Worst Bone Fractures Ever

A fracture is a break in a bone. It is a result of the bone unable to withstand the force that was put upon it. It could be due to an accident or traumatic blow to the body part. Any fracture can cause pain and a restricted range of motion. Fortunately, the orthopedic experts at […]
Physical Therapy And Exercise: The Right Combo For Healthy Muscles

Physical therapy reduces pain, increases strength, endurance, and mobility, and helps you recover after an injury or surgery. To benefit most from your PT program, incorporate exercise into your daily routine. Learn more about the PT and exercise combo that’s right for you. Improve Your Health, Well-being, and Fitness Through Physical Therapy When you seek […]
How Is Joint Reconstruction Surgery Performed?

In Macomb County, your joint reconstruction experts at Movement Orthopedics perform numerous state-of-the-art surgeries. These operations relieve pain, increase mobility, and restore the full lives our patients deserve. What’s involved in joint reconstruction? Let’s look at some details, so you’re fully informed. Why Would I Need Joint Reconstruction? You qualify for joint reconstruction when an […]
What happens if carpal tunnel is left untreated?

Carpal tunnel first starts with numbness and tingling in the fingers. At first, you may dismiss it as nothing serious as it comes and goes in the early stages. However, as carpal tunnel syndrome progresses, the symptoms become more intense, and may even interrupt your sleep. In its very advanced stage, carpal tunnel syndrome can […]
Are You Too Young for Joint Replacement? Here Are Some Other Options

If you have persistent hip pain, knee pain, or pain in another joint, you may be considering joint replacement surgery (arthroplasty). While this is a great option for treatment of advanced arthritis or traumatic injury, surgery may not be right for you if you’re relatively young. This is because early arthroplasties often require revision surgery […]
Is Physical Therapy Needed to Help Me Recover from Hip Replacement Surgery?

Hip replacement surgery is technically known as total hip arthroplasty. In this procedure, an orthopedic surgeon replaces the damaged hip joint with an artificial joint called a prosthesis. This is a common procedure for people who have severe hip pain and/or disability due to advanced arthritis or another type of hip injury. Thanks to today’s […]
Bone Fractures Dos and Don’ts

Bones are strong and designed to withstand forces. However, they do have their limits, and they can break due to anything that involves sudden, severe impact—whether from a tackle during a football game, to a bad fall, to an automobile accident. Bone fractures are not always preventable, so it is important that you know what […]
Risks Of Delaying Joint Replacement Surgery

It is human nature to be afraid of painful situations, more so when they involve health illnesses. Because of this fear, people tend to shrug off the pain to a point when the condition becomes serious. This mentality is common when there is a health problem involving surgery. Most people fear surgery because it is […]