Arthritis: Beneficial Drinks, Anti-Inflammatory Teas, and Juices to Limit
For individuals managing arthritis, certain beverages like water, green tea, tart cherry juice, and specific fruit/vegetable juices can reduce inflamm...
By Hart
Category: Joint Health
Browsing all articles filed under the "Joint Health" category.
Synovial Cysts: Understanding Ganglion, Baker's, Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
A synovial cyst, a fluid-filled sac from a joint capsule or tendon sheath, is commonly known as a ganglion cyst, or specifically a Baker's cyst when l...
By Hart
Anterolateral Acetabulum: Understanding the Hip Socket's Crucial Front-Outer Region
The anterolateral acetabulum refers to the front and outer region of the hip socket, a critical anatomical area where the head of the femur articulate...
By Hart
Hip Cartilage: Types, Functions, Conditions, and Maintenance
Hip cartilage refers to specialized connective tissues within the hip joint, primarily articular cartilage and the fibrocartilaginous labrum, that pro...
By Alex
Hypermobility: Understanding Excessive Flexibility, Risks, and Management
While excessive flexibility, or hypermobility, can offer advantages in specific athletic pursuits, it generally poses significant risks to long-term j...
By Hart
Synovial Joints: Articular Cartilage, Joint Capsule, and Synovial Fluid for Injury Prevention
Articular cartilage, the joint capsule (including ligaments), and synovial fluid are the three primary structures of a synovial joint that work synerg...
By Jordan
Joint Fusion (Ankylosis): Understanding Causes, Conditions, and Impact
Joints fuse, a process called ankylosis, primarily due to chronic inflammation, severe cartilage degradation, and abnormal bone remodeling, resulting ...
By Jordan
Joint Bleeding (Hemarthrosis): Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Yes, joints can bleed, a condition known as hemarthrosis, which results from blood accumulation within the joint capsule due to trauma, medical condit...
By Alex
Subluxations: Medical vs. Chiropractic, Treatment, and Exercise for Joint Health
True medical subluxations (partial joint dislocations) require professional medical intervention for reduction and rehabilitation, while exercise scie...
By Alex
