How will I know if I’m a good candidate for a knee replacement?
Signs you may be ready for knee replacement, common myths about age and weight, and what to expect at a private assessment with Mr David Stitson in Plymouth.
Signs you may be ready for knee replacement, common myths about age and weight, and what to expect at a private assessment with Mr David Stitson in Plymouth.
Knee replacement surgery can offer numerous advantages to those enduring chronic knee pain or injury. For many patients, relief from persistent discomfort is life-changing, enabling them to engage in activities they previously avoided.
3 of the most popular ways you can fund your knee replacement surgery so you can improve your mobility quicker than you think.
Reduce Pain & Boost Mobility | You may be ready for a knee replacement if you have severe pain that restricts daily activities & fails to improve with medication. Use this checklist to assess your pain.
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…
Understanding the facts around knee replacement myths is crucial for making informed decisions about knee health. We confront them head on…
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.
3 Life-Changing Stages In Your Knee Replacement Recovery involve Managing Pain and Swelling, Mobility Aids and Strengthening Exercises, and Lifestyle Adjustments.
Are you starting to wonder if your knees might need a little more than just rest and ice? Find out if you are a good candidate for a knee replacement here.
Discover how to safely return to sport & maintain an active lifestyle after a knee replacement. Expert advice from David Stitson, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Plymouth.