The Fundamentals of how a Knee Support Works
Products that help to protect and support the knee following injury and to prevent further damage are widely available.
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Should I visit my GP or a Physiotherapist for my Injury?
Almost everyone will experience some kind of injury at some time, whether it is due to tripping or falling, overuse, a degenerative condition or a sports injury.
The Complete Classification of Cartilage Lesions in the Knee
Cartilage, or menisci, cover the surface of joints throughout the body and offer a smooth surface by which the bones can move across each other. There are two main purposes in acting as a shock absorber and as a mould.
Symptoms, Causes and Effective Management of Knee Cartilage
Most people will suffer from cartilage damage at some point in their lives. In most cases the knee joint is involved.
5 Things you can do to Support Someone with an Injury
Supporting a loved one who has an injury can be a daunting and stressful time. You might be in a position to help a family member or friend, but may also be unsure what you can do.
What can Happen if you don't Treat a Knee Injury Properly?
For most people, healthy knees are an important part of a happy existence. Imagine having a knee that cannot bend, or lacks the stability to lock and support your body.
Tips for Pain Management in Knee OA
There are some ways to fix the knee OA temporarily and help relieve your pain and symptoms. Depending on your anatomy and condition, you can delay the need for surgery for months and sometimes even years.
How the Knee Works and The Overall Impact of OA
Knee osteoarthritis can manifest differently in every individual, depending on various factors, including their knee structure. The first step to combat knee osteoarthritis is to learn how the knee works. That’s why we prepared a comprehensive guide about the human knee.
Covid-19 Backlog and Dealing with Delayed Surgery
Covid-19 and the strict lockdowns in the UK disrupted the healthcare industry, amongst many other things. Knee osteoarthritis was no exception, and many patients did not get access to therapy or surgery when they needed it.