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The body’s joints make it possible for us to move. But many kinds of injuries, diseases, and other conditions can make movement difficult -- or even impossible -- without the right treatment.
Joint pain isn’t something you just have to accept. Our joint specialists will determine what’s causing your pain and give you the care you need as soon as possible.
Our doctors have experience with a wide range of joint conditions and treatments. This includes:
We also offer joint replacement if your condition can’t be treated with other options.
Our care includes more than treating your joint condition. We’ll also teach you how to preserve your joints afterwards.
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Grosse Pointe Farms retired teacher is dancing again after knee replacements that were milestone surgeries for outpatient joint replacement program.
The key is planning and prevention, say Henry Ford sports medicine experts.
Patients should consult with their surgeon on the best surgical approach.
Henry Ford Health System study finds that surgery extends career, return to play is faster without it.
When a child plays a sport year-round, the risk of serious sports injuries due to overuse increases. Here are 4 tips to keep young athletes in the game.
Footwear that fits, offers support and doesn’t hurt can make your feet a whole lot happier.
Does any movement throughout the day count as exercise? Learn what exercise is, how much exercise you need and how it benefits your health.
Before you launch into a workout, you need to warm up your joints and muscles.
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