by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Aug 7, 2023 | Joint Replacement
As we age, inflammation of the joints becomes more common. Some people may notice their knees are more stiff during the summer than when they were younger. This article will help you understand how to handle joint discomfort during warmer seasons. Tips From an...
by Sheldon Cooper | Jul 7, 2023 | Joint Replacement
According to CDC, 26% (1 in 4) of adults in the United States of America, have some type of disability. Physical impairment is the most common disability in the US. 1 in 7 adults, that is to say, 13.7% have difficulties getting around, walking, climbing stairs, and...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Jun 19, 2023 | Joint Replacement
Living with arthritis, tendinitis, or bursitis can make daily activities difficult due to joint pain and stiffness. If remedies like heat, icing, and physical therapy are ineffective, your orthopedic specialist may suggest cortisone injections. Should you get the...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | May 22, 2023 | Joint Replacement
The summer months can provide all manner of outdoor entertainment opportunities. Those with the inclination will eagerly turn toward gardening. Whether raising vegetables or flowers, gardening offers a chance to grow and exercise in peace while enjoying the beauty of...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Apr 17, 2023 | Joint Replacement
Running is an excellent form of exercise that offers a range of health benefits. From boosting cardiovascular health to improving mental well-being, running is popular for people of all ages. However, one issue often arises for runners: joint pain. Joint pain can...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Feb 10, 2023 | Hip Care, Joint Replacement, Knee Care
After having an implant surgery, you will need to be careful about how you move the extremity, particularly for the first few months after the surgery. At the end of your recovery time, when you return to your previous baseline activity level, it is important to be...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Dec 5, 2022 | Joint Replacement
Winter can bring beauty, just like any season. Snow and ice can form gorgeous landscapes just as much as changing leaves, vibrant flowers, or fields of rustling grasses. Not everyone can appreciate the beauty of winter, though, because it tends to be cold, dark, and,...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Nov 21, 2022 | Joint Replacement
You should be looking forward to spending the holidays with friends and family, not distressed over how you’re going to manage stairs with sore muscles and joints. Unfortunately, the change in weather can cause additional inflammation that leads to stiffness,...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Oct 24, 2022 | Joint Replacement
When you visit a primary care doctor for chronic knee pain, it may be a surprise that they recommend knee surgery and refer you to the best orthopedic doctor. As a result, you may worry and stress about the procedure. But knee replacement surgery is a standard...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Oct 10, 2022 | Joint Replacement
Active Aging Week was launched in 2003 by the International Council on Active Aging. In 2022 the week will be celebrated from October 3- 9. The goal is to spread positivity about aging. In addition, it aims to celebrate older persons and give them a voice as active...
by Hardayal Singh, MD | Sep 15, 2022 | Joint Replacement, Knee Care
Thanks to the recent technological advancements in the field of orthopedic surgery, numerous patients have benefited from modern techniques, equipment, type of implants, etc. However, orthopedic surgeons hear many misconceptions about knee joint replacement procedures...
by Bernard P. Kemker, MD | Sep 1, 2022 | Hip Care, Joint Replacement, Knee Care
The ketogenic diet or “Keto Diet” is a low-carb, high-protein, and high-fat diet that shares many similarities with the low-carb and Atkins diets. The objective of the keto diet is to enter a new metabolic state called ketosis. After eating a few carbs but high...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Jul 18, 2022 | Joint Replacement
Once your joint replacement surgery is done, the first question that might cross your mind is when you will be able to return to your everyday life. The truth is that recovering from a joint replacement surgery is not as easy as one might think, and it certainly...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Mar 21, 2022 | Joint Replacement, Shoulder Care
Joint replacement is a very involved process. It requires preparation for surgery, the procedure itself, and careful recovery and maintenance to prevent complications. Knowing how to care for a replaced joint is vital to avoid future issues and ensure a smooth,...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Feb 20, 2022 | Joint Replacement
Any joint replacement surgery aims to relieve pain and improve movement to a damaged joint. A damaged joint can result from disease, wear and tear, overuse, and injury. Various non-surgical treatments can be used to help relieve pain and increase mobility. These...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Dec 18, 2021 | Hand & Wrist Care, Joint Replacement
Most people don’t know that carpal tunnel syndrome can affect up to 5% of the adult population. They view the soreness in their arm and wrist as an annoyance more than a problem, but if ignored, the symptoms can worsen, and an orthopedic hand surgery may be...
by Carolina Regional Orthopaedics | Dec 5, 2021 | Joint Replacement
Human joints are very susceptible to wear and tear over long years of use. While aging is the primary cause, injuries from sports or other vigorous activities, arthritis, lack of mobility, and genetic issues can also affect joints. Pain medications, physical therapy,...
