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Your Orthopaedic Treatment: Getting Back on Track

TreatmentBy Content25th February 2021

Over the next few months life should slowly begin to get back to normal as the UK emerges from lockdown. There are many reasons to feel optimistic but, if you have been waiting for orthopaedic treatment during the pandemic, being able to get back on track with your treatment is probably paramount. We are aware…

Guidance on Covid 19 Vaccines and the Timing of Orthopaedic Treatment

TreatmentBy Content15th February 2021

As we start to emerge from lockdown and things begin slowly to return towards normal after the pandemic, many patients are asking about the timing of orthopaedic treatment alongside the Covid-19 vaccine. Understandably, people who have been waiting for treatment and who may have been experiencing increasing pain are eager to undergo their procedures as…

Older man clutching knee in pain or arthritis

Arthritis Awareness – Do You Know the Early Symptoms?

Arthritis & joint replacement, News, TreatmentBy Content19th October 2020

Arthritis affects 10 million people in the UK. It is the greatest single cause of pain and disability in this country. To mark National Arthritis Month, we are asking people if they understand the symptoms to look out for, as getting an early diagnosis can make a big difference to quality of life as the…

Stiff Joints – Common Causes and What to Do About It

Arthritis & joint replacementBy Content29th July 2019

Joint stiffness is a very common problem that can affect any joint in the body, including your hips, knees, elbows, wrists, and hands.

Should I Exercise If I Have Arthritis?

Arthritis & joint replacementBy Content29th May 2019

The answer to this is a great big emphatic YES. Arthritis is a painful and debilitating condition and the temptation may be to avoid exercising as it can exacerbate the pain. However, regular, moderate exercise has been shown to help prevent the progression of the disease and it can also improve mobility and alleviate stiffness.

When Is It Time for a Total Hip Replacement?

Arthritis & joint replacement, Hip injuries, Hip surgery, Minimally Invasive Hip replacement, OperativeBy Carrothers Orthopaedics13th September 2018

People tend to delay having hip replacement surgery for as long as possible, but is this the right thing to do or should you opt for surgery sooner? We consider whether there is a perfect time to have hip replacement surgery…

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