Arthritis is not something you can put your finger on. Arthritis is the name of over one hundred different conditions that usually cause damage to joints of the body and less often other organs of the body. The result of arthritis is usual cartilage damage which can lead to further problems with unwanted bone growth in joints ligament and muscular destruction. some work is done to try to scrape unwanted bone and tissue out of joints. however the most effective method is to remove the damaged parts in a joint altogether and replace them with prosthesis.
that would be unlikely as arthritis is problem with joints and fusion surgery stabilizes joints.
Pain killers or surgery.
In some cases surgery is used to repair or replace damaged joints in different parts of the body. It all depends on if there is a procedure and or replacement part available to deal with your particular problem.
After joint surgery it is often necessary to exercise the joint to get it functioning properly again.
Yes
No, surgery does not always result in arthritis.
that would be unlikely as arthritis is problem with joints and fusion surgery stabilizes joints.
Surgery to repair and replace knee joints has been a method of treating the results of arthritis for many years and has had mixed results.
There is no surgery that will cure arthritis. some surgery may help in alleviating pressure on nerves that are related to pain and operation of muscles or the removal of bone spurs and in some cases the complete replacement of joints that are no longer viable.
Pain killers or surgery.
rheumatoidarthritis is an autoimmune disease that attacks joints and other tissue of the body there is no cure for it at present. Rheumatoid arthritis can lead to surgery in the form of replacement joints and repairs to the damage it may eventually do,
No it does not hurt when a pin is removed from your toe after hammer toe surgery.
When tissue is removed to be examined it is called a biopsy.during mohs surgery
Yes, bilateral hip arthritis can be excruciating. If the arthritis is so severe that mobility is limited, the doctor may recommend a hip replacement surgery.
hysterectomy
Yes they are the same just plastic surgery has added silicon which can be easily removed.
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