Is It Time To Have Your Prosthesis Refitted?

Posted on: 25 October 2022

Losing a limb changes a person's life forever. Most people who have a limb amputated, are born without a limb, or lose a limb due to an accident choose to utilize a prosthetic device to help restore some limb function. A properly fitted prosthetic device is able to facilitate basic everyday activities painlessly and easily. Unfortunately, many people fail to recognize when it's time to have their prosthetic devices refitted.
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Why Does Your Heel Hurt?

Posted on: 13 June 2022

Heel pain is a common cause of foot pain, and it keeps many people off their feet. Whether you are unable to work or you are taking pain medication to get through the pain day after day, you need to know the cause of your pain so you can get the right treatment. Heel pain can be caused by a variety of painful conditions and injuries. These are some of the likely causes of your heel pain.
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Tips For Recovering From Joint Replacement Surgery

Posted on: 22 March 2022

Are you going to have a joint replacement surgery and are concerned about the recovery process? Having a joint replacement surgery is a big deal and you may be feeling a bit apprehensive about getting it done.  If the recovery process has got you feeling a bit confused and anxious, knowing what you should be doing to speed up your recovery is the only way to make sure everything goes smoothly.
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Things to Know When Getting Started With Prosthetic Limbs

Posted on: 28 September 2021

When it comes to rehabilitating patients with lost body parts, prosthetics technology has come a long way since its inception. One of the most common uses of prosthetic technology is to evaluate, create, and fit artificial limbs for patients who have lost one or more limbs. Prosthetic arms can empower you to reach, grab, and lift, while prosthetic legs can allow you to stand, walk, run, and even jump. These artificial limbs are known as prostheses and have proven invaluable for rehabilitating those with lost limbs.
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