Is a painful hip stopping you from doing everyday activities? David Stitson, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, based at the Nuffield Health Hospital in Plymouth, reveals signs to look for showing you might need a hip replacement.
8 tips on how to approach an elderly relative or friend who refuses hip replacement surgery using empathy, understanding and practical support.
If you are living with knee pain that affects your mobility, sleep or independence, you may wonder if you are too old for a knee replacement. We explain all here…
Osteoarthritis is the most prevalent form of arthritis. We look at what causes it, what risk factors are involved & how to preserve your mobility & comfort.
Understanding the facts around knee replacement myths is crucial for making informed decisions about knee health. We confront them head on…
The great news is that with the right care, rehab and guidance, it is entirely possible to participate in sports after a hip replacement.
Living with constant knee pain is not something you have to accept as part of ageing. Many people in their late 60s and 70s find that a private knee replacement restores their mobility and transforms their quality of life.
Explore what the revision hip replacement surgery procedure involves and how it aims to enhance your hip health once more.
When exactly is knee arthroscopy recommended? & What For? Explore the signs and symptoms that might make this procedure the right choice for you.
For many people between the ages of 60 and 80, a knee replacement is the solution that restores comfort, mobility and independence and relieves relentless pain.
