Arthritis

Women with arthritis often face unique challenges when staying active and healthy. The condition can cause pain, stiffness, and swelling in the joints, making it difficult to exercise. However, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight is vital to avoid further joint damage and pain. There are several ways in which women with arthritis can

A traumatic injury to a joint – such as a car accident or fall – has a very high risk of becoming arthritic in your later years. High-impact sporting activities – for example, running, tennis, gymnastics, skiing, rugby – also have a high likelihood of leading to osteoarthritis in your lifetime. This condition is known

When you think of arthritis in the knee, you likely think of the cartilage between the bones and ends of the femur and the tibia. But patellofemoral arthritis affects the kneecap, actually the cartilage directly behind it.  Dr. Moore performs different surgical procedures, if necessary, to address a patient’s patellofemoral arthritis.  What is involved with

Living with arthritis can put a real damper on everyday things like trying to open a jar of pasta sauce or even turn your doorknob. This Thanksgiving, rather than just loading your plate full of things to eat that aren’t exactly doing your body any favors, this article will list four Thanksgiving foods that are