What do crackling and pain in the joints signal, and what diseases might be hiding behind these symptoms?
How to recognize osteoarthritis in the knee, hip, shoulder, and other joints?
You can find out from the video with orthopedic traumatologist, surgeon, and senior category doctor Feras El-Zammar.
In this episode with professional sign language interpretation, we discussed how osteoarthritis can be treated, what osteoarthritis prevention measures exist, and what it is often confused with.
Osteoarthritis of the hip joint can be confused, for example, with problems in the lower back, and as practice often shows, patients come to the doctor already with exacerbations - arthritis. The initial clinical symptoms of the disease may include morning stiffness and night pain, as well as starting pain (occurring at the beginning of movement), which only worsens over time. What treatment methods are available for the disease, at what stage of osteoarthritis is surgical treatment necessary, and when can conservative treatment suffice?
In the video with sign language translation, you will find answers to the following questions:
00:00 – Meet the doctor
00:51 – What is arthrosis?
01:29 – What is the difference between arthrosis and arthritis?
02:11 – Who is susceptible to arthrosis? Is it true that the disease is young?
03:31 – How to recognize arthrosis? What are the symptoms of the disease?
04:36 – How to avoid arthrosis, what is the prevention of the disease?
06:05 – How are joint diseases treated?
07:33 – What is a blockade and why is it used?
08:23 – What are the modern methods of treating arthrosis?
