by otm | Feb 13, 2026 | Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), Hip Arthroscopy, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Announcements & News
Hip Pain When Walking: Understanding the Cause and Your Treatment Options Quick Summary Where it hurts matters: Side of hip = bursitis, front/groin = joint problem, buttock = back issue Age matters too: Younger active adults often have tendon issues, older adults...
by otm | Dec 29, 2025 | Active Lifestyle, Specialty, Knee Disorders, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement
Can a Torn Meniscus Heal Without Surgery? What Westminster Athletes Should Know If you’ve twisted your knee during a workout or landed wrong on the court and are now experiencing pain, swelling, or limited motion, you might be dealing with a meniscus tear. This common...
by otm | Dec 29, 2025 | Active Lifestyle, Specialty, Knee Disorders, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement
Knee Pain Getting Worse? When It’s Time to Consider a Joint Specialist Persistent knee pain can make even simple activities, such as walking the dog or climbing stairs, feel like a challenge. While occasional aches can happen to anyone, worsening symptoms may point to...
by otm | Mar 4, 2024 | Hip Arthroscopy, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Specialty
Welcome to our latest blog post, where we uncover the connection between dehydration and hip pain. We explore what dehydrated hips mean, discuss if dehydration can cause hip pain, and identify signs that suggest more than just inadequate fluid intake is at play. At...
by otm | Dec 6, 2023 | Specialty, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Knee Disorders
Sometimes called “runners knee,” patellofemoral pain is very common in people who participate in sports. Supportive knee braces for patellofemoral pain syndrome are a common way of relieving pain, but not the only form of recognized treatment. Patellofemoral pain...
by otm | Oct 10, 2023 | Specialty, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement
When something isn’t right with our bodies, we often feel acute or chronic pain telling us that something is wrong. The reason for the pain can sometimes be obvious, such as breaking a bone or a muscle strain. Other times, however, we might feel pain that doesn’t have...
