Kiss Knees (Knee Valgus): Understanding, Causes, Risks, and Correction
Kiss knees, or knee valgus, describe a biomechanical alignment where knees collapse inward during dynamic movements, often stemming from muscle imbala...
By Jordan
Category: Orthopedic Health
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Knee Pain After Running and Stairs: Causes, Prevention, and Management
Knee pain after running and descending stairs often results from increased eccentric loading and repetitive impact, commonly indicating conditions lik...
By Jordan
Artificial Hip Loosening: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Yes, an artificial hip can gradually come loose over time, typically due to aseptic loosening caused by wear debris and mechanical stress, though mode...
By Alex
Perthes Lesion: Understanding Shoulder Injuries, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
A Perthes lesion is a specific anterior-inferior labral injury of the shoulder characterized by the avulsion of the labrum from the glenoid rim with i...
By Alex
Damaged Hip: Consequences, Symptoms, and When to Consider Replacement
Leaving a severely damaged hip joint untreated can lead to progressive physical decline, debilitating pain, gait abnormalities, muscle atrophy, and se...
By Alex
Persistent Knee Pain After Surgery: Causes, Diagnosis, and Management
Persistent knee pain two years after knee surgery can result from incomplete rehabilitation, scar tissue, new injuries, biomechanical imbalances, or t...
By Hart
SI Joint Fusion: Understanding the Recovery Protocol and Rehabilitation Phases
Recovery from SI joint fusion is a multi-phase, carefully progressive process focused on protecting the surgical site, managing pain, restoring functi...
By Alex
Dislocated Artificial Hip: Emergency Response, Treatments, and Prevention
Fixing a dislocated artificial hip requires immediate medical intervention, usually through non-surgical closed reduction or, if necessary, surgical o...
By Alex
Genu Recurvatum: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
While a complete reversal of genu recurvatum may not always be possible, it can be significantly managed and improved through conservative strategies ...
By Jordan
