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Ankle ailments are the conditions or problems that ankle can face due to any kind of inflammation, swelling or injuries. An ankle is a common site for all these problems because of fluid retention. An ankle is a prone area to get injured due to the gravity’s effect on the fluids present in the body. A…

All you need to know about LCL reconstruction

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The knee is considered to be the largest and most complex joint in the human body. The knee is stabilized by a set of ligaments. There are four primary ligaments in the knee. They are: The lateral collateral ligament (LCL) plays the role of a stabilizer on the outer side of the knee. This connects…

Do You Have Joint Pain??? Get The Right Solution !!!

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A Joint Pain can be because of a mere swelling or because of something as distressing as arthritis. Joint Pain causes immense discomfort, which is also a sign for injurious ailments. Joint pain generally heals with time, but persistent joint pain needs to be treated with experienced orthopaedic doctors. Best Joint Pain Treatment Dr. Bharani…

Do Bony Enlargements In Your Knee Irritate You?

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Every human being wants a very flexible body that does not refrain him from engaging in any of the physical activities. Unfortunately, wear and tear of bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints etc do not let him have a hassle free life and life slowly becomes a mess. A bony enlargement in knee is also one…

The Role of Nutrition in Bone & Joint Health: Tips from an Orthopedic Specialist/ The Role of Nutrition in Supporting Joint & Bone Health

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Nutrition is essential for maintaining bone and joint health in terms of overall mobility, strength, and lifespan. Orthopedic doctors underline the need of understanding the connection between nutrition and musculoskeletal health in order to prevent diseases such as osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and fractures. This comprehensive blog explores the important dietary elements that impact bone and joint health, with…

Stem cell treatment for rotator cuff injuries

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The group of muscles and tendons that surround the human shoulder joint and keep the bone firmly in the shoulder socket are, collectively, called the ‘rotator cuff.’Injuries to the rotator cuff are surprisingly common, but are more likely to happen to people who have to perform repeated overhead movement of their arms. While medication, physio-therapy and surgery are advised,…

Key Information on Arthroscopic shoulder surgery

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Arthroscopy shoulder surgery is a standard procedure for treating a variety of shoulder conditions. Many benefits of this minimally invasive surgical approach over open surgery include quicker recovery times, less pain after surgery, and smaller scars. When patients and healthcare professionals are informed on the key details surrounding arthroscopic shoulder surgery, they can make well-informed decisions…

What Sport Injuries Require Surgery?

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Sports injuries can vary greatly in severity, from minor sprains and strains to severe injuries that require surgical intervention. While many sports injuries can be managed with rest, physical therapy, and other non-surgical treatments, certain injuries are serious enough to necessitate surgery for proper healing and recovery. Below are some common sports injuries that often…

Managing osteoporosis during Covid-19

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On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organisation officially declared Covid-19 outbreak as a pandemic, and the whole world, quite literally, went into a lockdown. And turned everybody’s life upside down, but, the most affected were those with existing medical conditions like Osteoporosis. This is a condition when the bone becomes weak and brittle. The…

What are the different types of sports injuries and their typical treatments?

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