Dealing with knee pain on a daily basis can prevent you from living your best life. Whether the pain is from an old injury, wear and tear, or arthritis, knee pain can make even the simplest tasks feel like a struggle. Have no fear, there are ways to help you manage this pain and get you back to doing more of what you love!
Staying active and doing more in life is essential to a long healthy life, but it can come with its own set of challenges. Whether you are dealing with a persistent dull ache, or want to address or prevent injuries, bracing can be a game-changer. Here is how the right brace can help you stay in the game and make the most of your weekend activities.
Soccer can be a rough sport, especially as we get older and still want to play just as hard. Don’t let your favourite sport cause pain that stems into daily life. Read below to find out how you can keep those knees feeling young all throughout your day and into the second half of the game.
Living with knee pain and discomfort is a challenge many Canadians face daily. When it comes to managing knee pain, there are many treatments ranging from rest and modifying activities all the way to a full knee joint replacement.
Knee injuries are more common than you might think. Whether you are an avid runner, a weekend warrior, or experienced an awkward twist while going about your day, a knee injury can significantly impact your ability to move freely. The most common question after injury is “Should I use heat or ice to help my knee heal?” The answer depends on the type of injury and the stage of recovery. Let’s break it down so you can recover smarter and get back to doing more in life!
Have you ever stood up from a chair, taken a step, or bent down to pick something up, only to hear a popping sound from your knee? It might catch you off guard or leave you wondering if something is wrong. Let us break down what causes that mysterious knee popping and explore how knee bracing, along with some practical tips, can help you do more in life without your knees holding you back.
