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Many of us are still using methods and techniques that we were taught as children in an effort to remain active and injury-free. We also try to share those same knowledgeable tidbits with our children as they become active. We search for information online, but there...
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Ganglion cysts are sacs of fluid that can form in your hand/wrist, the base of your fingers and the last joint in your fingers. A common ailment, ganglion cysts of the wrist and hand won’t endanger your health. However, they can be painful and affect the appearance of...
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Exercise and weight loss reduce the pain of arthritis and help keep joints functional.
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New Orleans orthopedic surgeon Dr. Richard Meyer is sharing his top 10 tips to keep your joints healthy. Practice Safety First: When you engage in activities such as in-line skating contact sports, be sure to wear protective padding. Also, if tennis or golf is more...
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If your knees or hips are causing you constant pain, you may have thought about joint replacement surgery. But are myths about joint replacement holding you back? New Orleans orthopedic surgeon Dr. Richard Meyer weighs in on the most common ones he sees. Myth #1: I...
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Using a database of nearly 1 million Americans who underwent major joint replacement surgery, researchers have determined that surgical patients with diabetes, hypertension or obesity were significantly more likely to suffer post-operative complications. New Orleans...
