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Osteoporosis Treatment
Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of osteoporosis treatment including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more.
Decline in Lumbar Extensor Muscle Strength in Older Adults
The authors take a look at the different factors that may influence lumbar extensor muscle strength.
How to Sleep on Your Side After Hip Replacement
There are numerous restrictions after a major surgery, and hip replacement surgery is no different. From not being able to cross your legs to not being able to drive a stick-shift, it certainly is debilitating at first. Sleeping requires some adjustment.
What Is Pseudo Disc Bulging?
Merriam-Webster's Dictionary defines pseudo as "being apparently rather than actually as stated." Disc bulging, where a damaged spinal disc bulges through spaces in the back of the spine, is symptomatically similar to certain other spinal conditions.
What Are the Causes of Sore Muscles?
Strength training is a great weight to maintain a proper weight. However, many people begin a strength training regimen only to be frustrated by tired, sore muscles. Many people give up strength training because of the muscle soreness, but having knowledge about muscle soreness can actually help you
Nail Fungus Treatments You Should Know About
Nail fungus, needless to say, can be embarrassing. It is no surprise why people refer to Dr. Internet before consulting their primary care physician. In fact, one in 14 adults suffer from this condition known scientifically as Onchymycosis. Nail fungus varies in severity. It may be a mild nuisance,
Collagen for Healing an Achilles Tendon
An Achilles tendon tear or rupture can be one of the most debilitating injuries to the body and can severely hamper a person's ability to walk. Proper healing of the area requires certain precautions be taken at the outset. Ongoing healing processes may rely heavily on specialized exercises designed
Effectiveness of Intra-Articular SBCG Injections for Knee OA
Is this intervention a safe and effective option for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis?
Stress Fractures In Your Feet
We all know what fractures are. Many of you have probably fractured a bone or two in your lives. You jump off a high structure or you get in wrestling match with your brother and next thing you know, you have to go to the hospital because you broke a bone. The use of the term "stress" when
Do Foot Orthotics Help for Running?
Many runners suffer from injuries caused by stress and overuse of their feet, legs and back. The cause of these injuries is typically associated with a dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system, though this cause may be debatable. Given the high proportion of people who seem to have these "abno
Cures for Plantar Fasciitis - 4 Things You Can Do At Home
Although it's important to see a doctor or podiatrist about your plantar fasciitis condition, there are some things you can do at home to help improve your situation off the bat. If you're wanting to find some cures for plantar fasciitis, read about 4 simple things you can do to help relie
Knee Pain Diagnosis
Your knees may hurt for a number of reasons. According to the National Institutes of Health, "Knee pain usually results from overuse, poor form during physical activity, not warming up or cooling down, or inadequate stretching." Being overweight is another cause of knee pain.
Reflexology and Foot Massage Make Your Feet Happy
You don't have to be an imaginary penguin to have "happy feet." Making your feet happy is easier and more important than you might imagine; the condition of your feet reflect your overall health and wellness.
How to Measure the Range of Motion of Your Wrist
The range of motion of your wrist is the angular measure of your hand with respect to your wrist. Your wrist is a complex joint that allows four distinct types of movement. Your wrist is in the neutral position when your elbow, wrist and middle finger form a straight line. Radial flexion is the move
Stretching After Hip Replacement
After hip replacement surgery, you may have the urge to coddle your healing leg. However, it is more important than ever that you exercise to help recover mobility and flexibility and to prevent future injuries.
Exercises for Torn Back Muscle
A torn back muscle can be extremely irritating and painful. While it may seem that resting is your best course, it is important to do so only for a short time. Speak to your doctor before beginning any exercise regimen, but for most injuries it is extremely important that you keep your strength up s
How to Cast a Walking Boot
Following an injury to your foot or ankle, your therapist or doctor may prescribe a walking boot for you to wear while you heal. These walking boots are helpful in allowing you to keep your ankle joint still while still having the ability to use your affected leg to walk and stand. Casting a walki
Kinds of Anti Inflammatory Shots
Anti-inflammatory medicines alleviate pain, swelling and inflammation by moderating the amount of prostaglandins, which are hormones responsible for the occurrence of these symptoms. Anti-inflammatory drugs may be injected and can provide immediate relief from pain, swelling and inflammation. Differ
How to Split a Cell Diagonally
Split cells are used to reformat tables quickly without shifting other cells over. When you split a cell horizontally, the cell divides from side to side, creating an additional row within the cell. When you split it vertically, it divides from top to bottom, creating an additional column within the
5 Steps to Relieving Plantar Fasciitis Pain
Plantar fasciitis pain can make simple walking a chore. If you have experienced heel pain associated with the plantar fascia, you understand how limiting the pain can be. To get out of pain fast, follow these five key steps.