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Author: Ginny Peterson

Corticosteroids for arthritis pain relief

Corticosteroids are one form of medication prescribed to treat the pain of arthritis. If you have not felt relief from a…

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Total joint replacement surgery expectations

Total joint replacement surgery is common. Each year, over 1,400,000 people in the U.S. undergo total joint replacement surgery. Typically, candidates for…

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NSAIDs for arthritis treatment

NSAIDs are often recommended in the treatment of arthritis. “Take two aspirin and call me in the morning” may be the advice…

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Recovering from hip surgery

Recovering from hip surgery, patients have many questions. One of the first questions that a hip replacement patient asks is…

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Preventing muscle cramps

Preventing muscle cramps is not easy. Your body contains more than 600 muscles. Some of these…

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Torn meniscus

A torn meniscus makes itself known in unusual ways. Has your knee “locked up”? Is your knee swollen and painful?…

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Treating trochanteric bursitis

Treating trochanteric bursitis focuses on reducing the inflammation and pain. Trochanteric bursitis is an inflammation of the bursa at the…

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Meniscus tears

Meniscus tears are common injuries among athletes and aging adults. In your knee joint, between your shinbone (tibia) and your…

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