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Partial vs total knee replacement surgery: Which fits better?
As knee replacement surgery is generally an elective procedure, patients have the time to do comprehensive research before making ...
Shoulder osteoarthritis – symptoms, causes & treatment
Shoulder osteoarthritis is a slow breakdown of cartilage in the joints. All that you need to know - the symptoms, causes, diagnosi...
Complete guide: What is a sports injury, its causes, management and recovery?
Unlike earlier days, where only education was given prominence, nowadays, sports have gained equal importance. However, it may als...
Tips to keep your back healthy and straight
Today, back pain and related conditions is said to be one of the most frequent medical complaints. Here we explore......
Common foot conditions associated with dance and their treatments
Foot and ankle injuries are extremely common amongst dancers, especially female ballet dancers that can result in sudden trauma an...
Finding the permanent solution for clubfoot
It is estimated that 1 in every 1000 live births is affected by clubfoot. Clubfoot can result in lifelong disability......
Severe pain in heels during the morning: do I have Plantar Fasciitis?
Do you feel a sharp pain in your heel every morning? Here’s a closer look at the signs and symptoms......
Tips to avoid frozen shoulder during recovery from a shoulder injury
Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis is commonly seen in patients recovering from any injury or surgery that limits the movement...
From bunions to hammertoes : How to avoid the shoes that kill your feet
Incorrectly fitted footwear is associated with a number of serious consequences such as ulcers and infection, especially in diabet...
“COVID toes” the new COVID-19 mystery symptom explained
The number of unheard symptoms of COVID-19 has come into the light. Of late, a new term called COVID toes......
All you need to know before considering replacement surgeries for both knees simultaneously
Getting both knees replaced at the same time holds a higher risk of complications. Though the overall TKR recovery time......
Hip dysplasia: What is it and how is it treated?
In hip dysplasia, the hip joint becomes wholly or partially dislocated. Most people diagnosed with this condition are born with......
