by otm | Mar 4, 2024 | Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Hip Arthroscopy, 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 | Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Knee Disorders, Specialty
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 | Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Knee Disorders, Specialty
Cycling is supposed to be a low-impact exercise. So why does it hurt your knees? There are many possible causes for knee pain when you cycle, though many are treatable – or avoidable with a good fit and tune on your bike – to keep you racking up the mileage on your...
by otm | Sep 19, 2023 | Specialty, Hip & Knee Joint Replacement
Understanding the anatomy of your hip and why your hips hurt is the first step and can be a crucial part of recognizing and addressing hip joint problems. In this comprehensive blog, we’ll explore the first signs that might indicate the need for hip replacement...
by otm | Sep 6, 2023 | Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Hip Arthroscopy, Specialty
If you’re experiencing hip pain, you’re not alone. The hip joint is the largest ball and socket joint in the human body and since we humans get around with our legs, they see their fair share of activity. These joints are dependably durable, though as we age, the wear...
by otm | Jun 14, 2022 | Hip & Knee Joint Replacement, Knee Disorders, Specialty
“Head, shoulders, oh… my knees are aching!” This song should be sung without interruption. Unfortunately, knee pain is all too common. The knee is one of our bodies’ most complex joints and is involved in nearly all of our daily activities. From walking and running to...
