Every year, our country performs hundreds of thousands of shoulder replacements, elbow replacements, knee replacements, and hip replacements. And those figures are rising.
However, some of these operations can be avoided. Muscle strength, joint flexibility, and bone density are all directly affected by exercise and a healthy lifestyle. Maintaining a healthy body weight can also help to reduce the effects of osteoarthritis and prevent injuries, according to growing data.
Your Prime Ortho and Shoulder Care specialist can advise you on how to develop and maintain a healthy lifestyle that will enable you to continue walking, working, and participating in your favorite hobbies.
Eat healthy diet
Lot of orthopaedic problems can be prevented or minimized by taking simple steps like exercises, environmental adjustments and etc.
Not all exercises suitable for everyone. You can consult your doctor or WhatsApp us on +91 9003222747 for free guidance from Dr Sivaraman B..
You can do stretching and strengthening exercises for your spine. Drink adequate water to keep hydration of your disc (which is present in between the spinal bones).
If any of these causing pain, stop and consult your doctor.
Strength Quadriceps. There are various ways you can strengthen the quadriceps. I have given simple one here you can do it while you are sitting in the chair or sofa.
If any time it causing the pain – please stop what you are doing and consult your orthopaedic doctor. Don’t do both sides together.
Injury is a possibility in all sports. Fortunately, the benefits of sports involvement outweigh the hazards for the vast majority of young people. In general, the higher the level of contact in a sport, the higher the danger of traumatic damage. Overuse, on the other hand, is the leading cause of injury in young athletes.
Sprains (ligament injuries), strains (muscle injuries), and stress fractures are the most common types of sports injuries (injuries to bones). Excessive stress is imposed on tendons, joints, bones, and muscles, resulting in injury. View More...