1. Hip Replacement

2. The Prevalence Of Hip Replacement  Hip replacement now is very common as opposed to before  Its most common factor comes from Osteoarthritis in the hip joint  The percentage of men that receives it is 10% and women are 18%  People with receives this replacement are over 60 years of age

3. Symptoms Of Hip Replacement  You can have stabbing pain  Pains that you have can be felt in the groin, butt and knee  When address to this particular problem you may have to use a cane, walker or wheelchair depending on how bad your situation is  You may face difficulties such as getting dressed, and you may also have a limp.

4. Causes / transmitting's of hip replacement  When it comes down to hip replacement there is plenty of causes and transmitting's.  The causes of hip replacement can be from fractures such as hip fractures  Transmitting diseases also contribute to hip replacements  Arthritis Diseases such as osteoarthritis,rheumatoid,traumatic, avascular necrosis and idiopathic osteoarthritis causes hip replacement

5. Treatments for hip replacement  When you are dealing with hip replacements then there’s not a lot of treatments but there is some.  Treatments for a non- operartive circumstances would be doing activities that involves moving around and taking anti-inflammatory medication  Other treatments that may work is weight loss and hip injections.  Now if the following things above doesn’t work then your best act would be to get surgery.

6. Interesting facts  The number one way to heal from hip replacement is by doing exercise.  By doing exercise then the pain that you were receiving will decrease instead on increasing  Also as you exercise then it helps strengthen up your muscles which could prevent another bad injury  Exercises that may help you recover from hip replacement is swimming, walking, and cross country skiing

7. Sources  www.chrsitianhospital.org www.chrsitianhospital.org  www.bonesmart.org www.bonesmart.org  www.hss.edu www.hss.edu