Preparing for knee replacement: a practical checklist
From the tests that matter before surgery to the small home changes that make the first six weeks easier — a calm, realistic guide to getting ready.
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Patient education
Clear guidance for everyday movement.
Straight answers to the questions patients actually ask about knee pain, back pain, sports injuries and joint replacement — written in language that makes sense.
Knee pain at 40: when is it time to see a specialist?
The difference between a passing ache and a problem worth investigating — and the signs you should not ignore.
Read articleFive everyday habits that quietly strain your back
Small, repeated choices often matter more than one dramatic injury. Here is what to notice — and what to change.
Read articleACL recovery: a realistic return-to-play timeline
What the first six months actually look like, why rushing is risky, and how progress is measured.
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Reading is a good start.
A proper assessment is better.
If a symptom has lasted more than a few weeks, or is changing how you walk, work or sleep, it deserves a careful look.