Hip bursitis, also called trochanteric bursitis, occurs as a result of trauma, injury, arthritis, or even surgery. This type of bursitis is usually associated with over-stressing or repetitive use of areas around your joints. In most cases, middle-age or older women are more prone to developing hip bursitis. In the United States, it affects 15% …
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Hip arthritis occurs when the hip joint cartilage wears down or is damaged. As a result, the bone surfaces of the joint rub together, causing pain and stiffness. It can be challenging to move the hip or the leg. There are various forms of hip arthritis, but all involve cartilage loss, eventually leading to joint …
Trigger finger (tenosynovitis) can be a painful condition. It causes the finger to catch or lock in a bent position. It most commonly occurs in the fourth (ring finger) or the thumb. It can affect one finger or more than one and also may affect the hands. The cause is inflammation of the tendon sheath. …
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Orthopedics Palm Beach County: Most Valuable Advice – “Look After your Knees” When you’re young, you don’t necessarily think about the distant future – a future in which your body may not be as fit and healthy as it is now. It is especially dangerous as far as health is concerned. Whenever we see …
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New Addition to OSA Staff: It is with great pleasure that Orthopaedic Surgery Associates (“OSA”) announces the hiring of Matthew J. LaVelle, M.D., as a new member to its prestigious medical team. Dr. LaVelle is a fellowship trained, Total Hip and Knee Reconstruction Surgeon. Dr. LaVelle completed his Adult Reconstruction Fellowship at the world renowned …
You must be very careful the first few weeks and months after surgery with a recent hip replacement. There are many instructions on what to do after a hip replacement, but what about what you should NOT do? Our team at Orthopaedic Surgery Associates are leaders in orthopedics in Boca Raton. In order to help …
Orthopaedic Surgery Associates (OSA) Opens New West Boynton Beach Office to Meet Needs of Growing Active Population OSA, Which Has Served Palm Beach County for More Than 40 Years, Will Open its Third South Florida Location on the Campus of Bethesda Hospital West on May 16, 2022 May 10, 2022, Boynton Beach, FL: Orthopaedic Surgery Associates, Inc. …
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Your ankles, knees, elbows and hips. These are the body parts that work very hard to keep up with your active lifestyle. Without them, forget about running, playing golf, dancing or simply… walking! Being able to get up in the morning and go to work? Walk your dog? Drive? Thank your joints for that. When …
When you are tired, feeling old, or having discomfort or pain it is normal to want to sit around. But the body was made for movement and stays healthiest with plenty of motion and lifting. Inactivity can lead to increased blood sugar, diabetes, weight gain, heart and vascular disease, weak bones and muscles, and even …
It is difficult to read a sports page in any major newspaper these days and not see a report dealing with an athlete sidelined by a knee injury. Unfortunately, knee injuries are occurring with alarming frequency at all levels of athletic participation – from “Peewee” to adult, from recreational to professional. What You Should …
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