Is It Time for Joint Surgery?
When arthritis pain and other symptoms become unbearable, it’s probably time to consider surgery to repair or replace the joint. Here’s what you need to know.
Your surgeon may recommend a specific type of surgery depending on the type of arthritis you have, which joint is affected and the extent of your joint damage. Read about the different types of joint surgery, some of the potential risks involved and how to best prepare for having surgery.
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Even if you’re ready for joint surgery, you will have obstacles to navigate, from insurance coverage and health risks to preparing for your recovery. An expert helps guide the way.
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Expert Q&A: Pain After Surgery
Webinar: What to Expect After Joint Replacement
Joint replacement surgery can ease pain and let you get back to the things you love. But for some, pain doesn’t completely go away.
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Is your joint pain unbearable but you’re worried about surgery? Answer our 10-question checklist to see how prepared you are.
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Pre-hab for Surgery
One of the best ways to ensure your joint replacement surgery is successful is to make sure you’re in fighting shape before you have it. Find out about pre-hab and how it can help.
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Supplement Risks With Surgery
If you take dietary supplements like glucosamine, folate or others for your arthritiisor overall health, you might need to stop them before surgery.
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