Watch the video In This Article: Possible Causes of Severe Knee Pain How Infection Can Lead to Severe Knee Pain Causes of Knee Pain Video Knee pain can stem from a degenerative (arthritic) condition, a systemic condition, or from a trauma. It is important to
Watch the video One goal of treatment for hip osteoarthritis is to reduce the pain and inflammation in the hip joint so that the patient can return to fully participating in activities or performing everyday tasks. It is important for doctor and patient to discuss methods to
Watch the video Video Transcript Doing a regular set of exercises that incorporates cardiovascular, stretching, strengthening is so important for so many different reasons for everyone. For neck pain, even just for healthy necks, doing a set of exercises for the neck is also very
Watch the video Video Transcript Exercise is such an important thing for all of us to be doing for a whole host of reasons. Doing the right kinds of exercises for the lower back as part of an overall exercise routine can be such an
Watch the video Video Transcript "What's the best mattress that I should be sleeping on? What's the best mattress for me?" While in general we tend to say that a firmer mattress tends to be better for a lot of people, the real answer is
Watch the video Video Transcript People with spine and joint pain often ask their doctors if they should be working through the pain, if they should be working out, should they be taking it easy. And, in general, the answer is that joints need movements,
Watch the video Video Transcript Spinal stenosis is narrowing of the spinal canal. It is often multi-factorial and involves wear and tear of the spine where the facet joints - the hinge joints in the back of the spine - become arthritic and have bone
Watch the video Video Transcript Treating lumbar radiculopathy begins with a good understanding of what's causing the radiculopathy and the anatomy that is involved. Often one of the first approaches is to address the biomechanics - physical therapy. It's stretching, strengthening, it's trying to get
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Watch the video Video Transcript Degenerative disc disease in the spine is basically wear and tear of the discs. As we get older, the water, the hydration within the discs tends to leave and you end up with a drier disc. Now, degenerative discs don't