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  • Hip Pain in Young Adults

    Most of us think of hip pain as a problem that occurs when we’re older, maybe beginning in our 50s or beyond. It’s true, hip pain does become more common as we get older. But hip pain in young adults is common too. And in fact, hip pain in teens is more common than you may you think.

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  • Do Neck Issues Cause Shoulder Pain?

    There’s a reason why the term “pain in the neck” is used to describe an annoying or bothersome person: Neck pain is annoying and bothersome, too. The thing is, while some neck pain starts in your neck, other painful symptoms can begin in your shoulders. Likewise, some shoulder pain can originate in your neck. To get the right care, you need to know what’s causing your pain. Here’s how to tell the difference between neck and shoulder pain.

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  • Home Remedies for Knee Pain

    Everybody knows chicken soup is a great home remedy for the common cold, but what about if you have knee pain? Are there at-home remedies for knee pain relief too? Yes! And most DIY knee pain remedies are easy enough for just about anyone to tackle. Of course, like any type of pain, the remedy you use will depend on what’s causing your pain. Here’s what you need to know about choosing and using a knee pain remedy at home.

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  • 7 Common Causes of Hip Pain and Treatment Options

    Your hip joints are among the biggest weight-bearing joints in your body, and that means they wind up being subjected to a lot of daily wear and tear. Your hip joints are among the biggest weight-bearing joints in your body, and that means they wind up being subjected to a lot of daily wear and tear.

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  • Knee Reconstruction Course in Vail

    Great opportunity and course in Vail. Dr. Van Thiel taught and discussed new trends and techniques in knee arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction and cartilage restoration.

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