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Muscles & Bones & Joints Diseases : Health & Medical
OPI Fungus Fix Reviews - Should You Believe Them?
Although it is no longer being produced by its manufacturer, OPI Fungus Fix is one such OTC product that can still be found at some retailers now and during the upcoming months until their respective stocks are depleted. This topical treatment was marketed as an over the counter treatment for curing
Osteoporosis Drug May Fight Several Diseases
The osteoporosis drug lasofoxifene may help postmenopausal women reduce their risk of broken bones as well as fight breast cancer, heart disease, and stroke, a study shows.
Osteoporosis Prevention Should Target All -- Young and Old
An osteoporosis consensus committee sponsored by the NIH recommended Wednesday that doctors and patients focus on preventing the bone disease early in life and among all patient groups, even though many of those with the disease are older women.
The Most Common Types of Ankle Fractures
Broken ankles are among the most common fracture types. Find information about these injuries as well as information about ankle fracture treatment.
Alternatives to Partial Knee Surgery
The knee is one of the most complex joints in the human body. The knee is made up of ligaments, cartilage, tendons, fluid filled sacs, bone and muscle. When the knee becomes damaged it is difficult to do everyday activities like walking, bending, stooping, squatting and sitting. Knee pain treatmen
How to Decrease the Risk of Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is the weakening of bones due to loss of bone matrix and calcium. This causes the bones to fracture and break easily. Studies have shown that women are four times more likely to suffer from osteoporosis than men. Aging is one major cause of bone loss along with nutrition, certain medica
Important Facts When Curing Dry Hard Foot Skin
Knowing the simple facts on foot treatment for hardening skin make you realize that it is actually a super easy task. Hard skin that takes shape on feet is a general situation that emerges on more or less all adult feet. If treated in the correct way, and as soon as possible, hard skin happens to be
Physiotherapy & Treatment for Sciatica
Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, can be effective in treating sciatica. A physiotherapist can help a person overcome the pain, increase their mobility and get them functioning normally again.
Landmarks in Orthopedics: A 20-Year Perspective
A key opinion leader considers how the specialty has changed since 1995, from its greatest advances to its greatest challenges.
Mast Cells & Allergies
Although allergic responses are quite complicated, mast cells play an intricate role because they are part of the body's immune system. They work with other immune system cells, the endocrine system and the nervous system to maintain balance in the body. When an allergen enters the body, mast cells
What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Osteoporosis of Pelvic Bone?
Osteoporosis is a condition that causes the bones to wear down over time, developing weak spots and becoming brittle. Sufferers of this condition can experience broken bones very easily, especially in areas like the pelvis. Though more common in post-menopausal women, it can occur in men as well. Ha
Eccentric Exercises for Patellar Tendinitis
Patellar tendinitis, also called jumper's knee, is a degenerative condition affecting the knee. It starts as inflammation of the patellar tendon and can further result in micro- or full tears of this tendon. It is caused by overuse of the knee's extensor mechanism, common in sports that require jump
PPT Disease
Rare and exotic diseases may seem like the stuff of medical dramas and TV, but they do strike in the real world. PPT disease effects three out of every 100,000 live births; there is no cure, and the prognosis for survival is five years or less.
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Definition
Cubital tunnel syndrome is caused by compression, or pinching, of the ulnar nerve as it passes behind the elbow.
Productivity at Work and QoL in Patients With RA
Which factors may influence at-work productivity and quality of life in those with rheumatoid arthritis?
Exercises for Rehab From Ankle Surgery
Immediately after surgery for an injured ankle, it's important to rest the ankle to allow it to heal. But after the initial resting period, the ankle must be exercised gradually to help regain a full range of motion. Rehabilitative exercises also increase flexibility, restore balance and strengthen
When Can You Return to Driving After Surgery?
One of the most common questions after surgery or treatment of an injury is: When can I drive? The decision on return to driving is based on two criteria. When is it safe that you will not risk re-injury, and when is it safe for you to return to the road and not risk injuring those around you. Retur
Get Rid of Dangerous Feet Problems Early On
Problems are solved by level of difficulty. But it doesn't mean that you should just let a budding problem grow worse if you can already solve it while it's still new.
What Are the Causes of Athlete's Foot?
So you think you have athlete's foot. There is itching and burning and a tingly feeling. Well, not to worry because this article will not only give you the reason why you get athlete's foot but also a few prevention methods.
How to Cure Osteopenia
Osteopenia is the term for lower than normal bone mineral density (BMD) that is not low enough to be classified as osteoporosis. It may occur as the result of aging, eating disorders, underlying metabolic issues, chemotherapy, steroids or radiation exposure. Ostopenia is most prevalent among thin Ca