Shoulder Replacement Surgery: What to Expect During RecoveryOne of the main concerns that patients have about shoulder replacement surgery is what to expect during recovery. If you are undergoing shoulder replacement surgery, your surgeon will discuss the surgery process with you as well as what to expect during recovery. Read more
How Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy Improves Healing Times for Orthopedic InjuriesA main concern for those who have suffered an orthopedic injury is healing time. Every body and every injury is different, and luckily, there are therapy options to suit the panoply of situations people face. One such option is platelet-rich plasma, a regenerative therapy that helps your body heal and return to normal function. Read more
How Do You Know It’s Time to See an Orthopedic Doctor?Orthopedic doctors specialize in the musculoskeletal system. This includes your bones, joints, tendons, ligaments and muscles. Dr. Alfred Faulkner is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who evaluates and treats musculoskeletal issues. If you are wondering if you need to schedule an appointment with Dr. Faulkner, then this article is for you. Below we will discuss six […] Read more
Is Your Hip Pain a Warning Sign of Bone Disease?Many people struggle with hip pain, which can vary from a minor annoyance to a significant impact on your day-to-day life. While you may be tempted to ignore ongoing hip pain in favor of your busy schedule, that throbbing or sharp pain could be trying to warn you of a more significant issue. Hip pain […] Read more
Improve Osteoporosis Symptoms with These Lifestyle ChangesOsteoporosis affects aging men and women, lowering bone density, changing bone structure and making bones more likely to fracture. You may be unaware you have this silent bone disease until you break a bone in a circumstance that wouldn’t usually cause such a severe injury. If you think you may have osteoporosis, Dr. Alfred Faulkner […] Read more
3 Diseases that Affect Your Bone HealthYour bones are living tissues that rely on good health to rebuild continuously. When you’re young, your body adds new bone tissue faster than it’s removed, but as you get older, you lose bone quicker than your body can replace it. That’s why it’s critical to lead a healthy, active lifestyle as you get older. […] Read more
