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| Don't let joint pain hold you hostage! Stop the aches and get back in step!
Dear rian, If you are like most people, sooner or later you will face a knee or hip problem — if you haven't already. That means pain and maybe immobility and isolation. Knees and Hips can help you decisively stop the pain and get moving again. Today's advances in diagnosis and treatment make it possible to minimize joint damage, alleviate pain, and accelerate recovery. This Special Health Report can show you how. In the report, Harvard Medical School doctors share their knowledge and experience in helping people like you get rid of pain and regain strength and flexibility in your knees and hips. They will introduce you to the expanding spectrum of procedures you and your physician can call upon to effectively treat an injury and restore pain-free, self-confident mobility. You will be briefed on diagnosing and treating more than 20 different knee and hip problems. You'll read about using physical therapy to quell the pain of tendinitis. You'll learn about less-invasive surgical options for repairing a ruptured tendon, meniscal tear, or damaged ligaments. And you'll discover what researchers now consider to be the best way to avoid osteoarthritis of the hip. What does it mean if your knee "locks up?'' Why do women suffer anterior cruciate ligament injuries twice as often as men? How can you decrease your risk of bursitis? Which drugs are safest and most effective for joint pain relief? Should you worry about the click, clack, and pop of noisy joints? Knees and Hips will tell you. In a Special Section, the report focuses on knee and hip replacement. Millions of Americans today are benefiting from replacement joints. But before undergoing joint replacement surgery, you need to make several decisions that can affect the outcome — from who will do the procedure to the type of implant you choose. The report will explain the choices, what to expect after the operation, and the keys to successful rehabilitation. See how you can make excruciating knee and hip pain a thing of the past. Order your copy of Knees and Hips today! To your good health, Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. | ||||
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