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… Overview If your child has severe joint damage from juvenile idiopathic arthritis … your child's doctors may recommend a total joint replacement. As you and the doctors work … of your child's bones, the size of the joint replacement parts, the health of the …
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… important to have realistic expectations of joint replacement surgery. Replacement joints … "miracle" joints. They will not restore a joint to the function it had before the … relief is the most dependable outcome of joint replacement. When the pain is relieved, …
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… toes is fairly common. In some cases a joint can be replaced with man-made parts. But … (fuse) the bones together. This is called joint fusion. It means that the joint can no longer move, but the pain usually …
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… of bone or cartilage (or both) inside a joint loses blood supply and dies. It may be … may include: Pain. Swelling. Grating in the joint. Decreased joint movement. Locking of the joint. Symptoms …
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… down toward the floor at the middle toe joint. It usually happens in the second toe. The toe may bend up at the joint where the toe and foot meet, causing the middle toe joint to rise up. Phalangeal head resection for …
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… and stiffness are usually early symptoms. Joint symptoms include: Pain, stiffness, and … body at the same time. Morning stiffness. Joint stiffness may develop after long periods … problems. Sometimes surgery to replace a joint (such as a hip or knee) is an option. …
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… your joints gradually breaks down. A joint is any place where two or more bones … Arthritis also makes it harder to bend the joint or get the full range of motion you used … arthritis by asking you questions about your joint pain and other symptoms and examining …
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… guarantee a cure, and it can make a jaw joint problem worse. It is considered a last … possible, it's best to preserve the normal joint structure, rather than cutting, removing, … to relax your jaw muscles. Flushing out the joint using arthrocentesis—injecting fluid into …
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… your hip replaced. Continue to manage your joint pain and other symptoms with other … can depend on how much stress you put on the joint and how well your new joint and bones mend. If you wait so long to …
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… decide whether to have surgery again if the joint wears out. You'll need several months of … to get the best use of your new joint. FAQs What is osteoarthritis? … be able to fully rotate, flex, or extend the joint that hurts. What is shoulder replacement …
