What happens during a hip replacement? Demystifying the process

What Happens During Hip Replacement? Demystifying The Process

Hip pain can quietly take over daily life, from struggling to put on shoes to avoiding walks you once enjoyed. For many people with advanced arthritis or significant joint damage, hip replacement can offer lasting relief and a return to comfortable movement. However, surgery is rarely the first step. Treatments such as physiotherapy, weight management,…

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Are you at risk of stress fractures?

Are You At Risk Of Stress Fractures?

Stress fractures are tiny cracks in bone that develop over time in response to repeated mechanical stress, most often from high-impact or repetitive activity. Though common in athletes and physically active individuals, they can occur in anyone whose bones are subjected to loading that exceeds their ability to adapt and strengthen. As Mr Jerome Davidson,…

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Living well with hip arthritis: Daily habits that make a difference

Living Well with Hip Arthritis: Daily Habits That Help

Hip arthritis is a widespread and often under-appreciated cause of pain and limited mobility. In the UK alone, approximately 3.2 million people are living with hip osteoarthritis, while globally, studies suggest that around 8.5% of adults may have radiographic hip osteoarthritis (where the signs of arthritis are visible on a radiograph, or X-ray). This chronic…

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What is revision hip surgery and why might I need it?

What Is Revision Hip Surgery And Why Might I Need It?

Hip revision surgery is a surgical procedure that involves repairing or replacing a hip replacement implant that is not functioning as it should. The aim is to restore function and mobility, and reduce pain. While hip replacements are designed to last for many years (according to a systematic review, a hip replacement can be expected…

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A guide to sports related hip injuries

A Guide To Sports Related Hip Injuries

Sports related hip injuries are a common type of injury amongst athletes, alongside trauma or strain to the groin, knees, feet and shoulders. In a study of injuries in collegiate athletes, hip/groin injuries formed an overall injury rate of 53.06 per 100,000 athlete-exposures, and hip and groin pain is estimated to account for between 5…

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Living well with hip osteoarthritis: Your guide to treatment and more

Living Well With Hip Osteoarthritis: Your Guide To Treatment And More

Hip osteoarthritis is a common condition, but it doesn’t have to mean the end of your mobility or an acceptance of daily pain. With the right approach, many people continue to lead active fulfilling lives, sometimes without the need for hip surgery. This guide will take you through what hip osteoarthritis is, what causes it,…

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