Recognize early joint pain, stiffness, and limited motion. Medical advice enables effective, non-surgical treatment to prevent chronic conditions.
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Recognizing early signs of a bone or joint problem is the key to getting effective and often non-surgical treatment. Most Orthopedic Problems start subtly with mild discomfort or limited motion. Paying attention to these changes and seeking medical advice quickly can stop a minor issue from becoming a chronic, debilitating condition. Early diagnosis allows our specialists to recommend simple, targeted solutions like physical therapy or specific bracing before more advanced intervention is needed.
Look out for these common signs that may suggest the need for Orthopedic evaluation:
Certain symptoms require immediate medical attention to prevent severe, long-term complications, such as permanent nerve damage or serious infection. If these occur, especially after a trauma like a car accident or severe fall, please seek emergency medical care immediately.
These are risk factors related to your personal habits and lifestyle that you have the power to change or manage. By focusing on these modifiable areas, you can greatly reduce your likelihood of developing Orthopedic issues like arthritis and tendon injuries.
These factors are based on your biological make-up, age, or medical history. While you cannot change them, knowing you are high-risk means you should be extra vigilant about prevention and regular screenings.
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Your total Orthopedic risk is determined by how many of these factors, both controllable and uncontrollable, apply to you. For instance, an older individual with a family history of hip arthritis who is also overweight has a compound risk that requires proactive management.
Our specialists perform a detailed risk assessment to identify your weak points. This allows us to build a personalized prevention plan that targets your specific modifiable risks while proactively monitoring the risks you cannot change, ensuring you stay mobile and healthy for years to come.
The main warning signs include pain lasting more than a week, joint stiffness, joint swelling, and a loss of the ability to move the joint completely.
Individuals at high risk include older adults, people who are overweight, those with a family history of arthritis, and athletes who engage in high-impact or repetitive sports.
Yes, women have a higher risk of conditions like osteoporosis and certain knee ligament injuries (ACL tears), while men may have a higher risk of certain traumatic injuries.
Lifestyle factors that increase risk include smoking, being overweight, eating a diet low in calcium and Vitamin D, and having a sedentary lifestyle.
Many Orthopedic conditions, such as certain types of spinal curvature (scoliosis) and inflammatory arthritis, can have a strong genetic or hereditary link.
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