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Author: Ginny Peterson

Hamstring injuries

Hamstring injuries sideline many an athlete. The hamstrings are the big group of muscles and tendons in the back of the…

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Should you repair or replace a fractured hip?

Repair or replace a fractured hip? Left to itself, a fractured hip, like most broken bones, will mend itself. The healing process,…

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Aching joints CAN predict weather

Aching joints can really put a dent in your activities, especially in cold weather. We don’t often use “cold” and “Florida” in…

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Hip dislocation following hip surgery

Hip dislocation following hip surgery is rare, with fewer than 200,000 cases reported per year. New surgical methods, advanced technology,…

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Partial knee replacement vs. total knee replacement

Partial knee replacement or total knee replacement? Which do you need? Not every patient suffering from knee osteoarthritis needs to…

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Articular cartilage

Articular cartilage covers the ends of the bones in your knee joint. Articular cartilage has a smooth, slippery surface that…

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Sleep and pain management

Sleep and pain management problems are among the most common complaints in our society, frequently occurring in the same person.…

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Sleep disturbance

Sleep disturbance can wreak havoc on your health. In a recent post, we looked at the importance of sleep…

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