Cartilage: Why It Doesn't Heal, What Happens When It's Damaged, and Treatment Options
Articular cartilage has limited self-repair capabilities primarily due to its avascular, aneural, and alimphatic nature, coupled with low chondrocyte ...
By Alex
Category: Joint Health
Browsing all articles filed under the "Joint Health" category.
Knee Cartilage Loss: Impact, Conditions, and Management
While technically possible to survive without knee cartilage, it leads to significant chronic pain, severe functional limitations, and a drastically r...
By Hart
Lemon for Arthritis: Benefits, Limitations, and Safe Incorporation
Lemon, rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants, can be a healthy dietary addition for individuals with arthritis, offering general anti-inflammatory and im...
By Hart
MRI and Arthritis: Detection, Advantages, and Limitations
Yes, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a highly effective and sensitive diagnostic tool capable of detecting various forms of arthritis and the asso...
By Hart
Ghee on Knees: Understanding Topical Application and Joint Health
While ghee offers nutritional benefits when consumed, applying it topically to knees lacks scientific evidence for direct therapeutic benefits for joi...
By Jordan
Weak Knees: Understanding Causes, Exercises, and Treatments
The most effective treatment for weak knees is a comprehensive, individualized approach focusing on targeted exercise, lifestyle modifications, and pr...
By Hart
Arthrosin Tablet: Uses, Ingredients, and Joint Health Benefits
Arthrosin Tablet is a dietary supplement designed to support joint health by aiding cartilage maintenance, lubrication, and inflammation reduction, pr...
By Jordan
Synovial Cysts: Management, Treatments, and Prevention
Reducing the size of a synovial cyst typically involves conservative strategies like rest, activity modification, and physical therapy, or medical int...
By Jordan
Knee Gel Injections: Exercise Guidelines, Recommended Activities, and What to Avoid
After knee gel injections, exercise is generally possible following an initial rest period and a gradual return to activity under medical guidance to ...
By Alex
