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Advanced Arthritis & Arthroplasty Center–Your joint health is our happiness.

Osteoarthritis refers to the degeneration of weight-bearing joints, particularly the hips and knees. It is commonly seen in individuals aged 45–60 years and older. Among Thai people, knee osteoarthritis is the most prevalent. It may begin with stiffness and difficulty standing up, eventually progressing to deformities of the knee joints, such as bowlegs or knock-knees.

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A New Knee, A New Life: How Revison Knee Replacement Surgery Helped Her Walk Again

From New Knee to New Life – The true story of an 82-year-old mother who recovered quickly, walked without pain, and returned to a joyful life after Revision Joint Replacement Surgery at Bumrungrad.

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Common Joint Disorders

Stay informed about common joint conditions — from knee and hip osteoarthritis to related complications — for proper care and a confident recovery.

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Knee Pain in Teenagers

Knee pain in teenagers is not always something that will simply go away on its own. Sometimes, knee pain can be a sign of an underlying condition — a sports-related injury or even a medical condition. If left undiagnosed or untreated, knee pain can negatively affect a teenager’s daily life.

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7 Warning Signs of Knee Osteoarthritis You Should Not Ignore

Because healthy knees are the key to a stable life, learn the warning signs you should never ignore — such as persistent knee pain or cracking sounds when walking or moving your knee.

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Listen to Your Joints – Don’t Miss the Early Signs of Degeneration

Knee and hip osteoarthritis occurs due to the wear and tear or degeneration of the cartilage that cushions the joints. This condition is especially common in individuals over 50 years old. It can lead to pain, limited mobility and significantly impacting one’s quality of life. However, early detection and timely treatment can help relieve symptoms and slow down joint degeneration.

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Will the Knee Function Normally After a Total Knee Replacement?

When it becomes necessary to undergo knee replacement surgery, many patients wonder, will the knee function normally again? How different is an artificial knee compared to a natural one? This article aims to clarify these common concerns.

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Knee Joint Injections: A viable option used in the treatment of knee osteoporosis

Knee osteoporosis is agonizing for those unfortunate enough to develop the condition, because the resulting pain can be severe enough to inhibit a person’s ability to undertake their daily tasks. Fortunately, there are various ways of alleviating the pain and suffering associated with this condition. However, in cases where lifestyle modifications, losing weight, improving dietary choices, and physical therapy have been unsuccessful, knee joint injections are a viable option for those looking to alleviate their symptoms without the need for surgery and the subsequent rehabilitation period.

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A Checklist of Warning Signs for Osteoarthritis of the Knees

Our knees bear our weight throughout life, and inevitably, they deteriorate. Dr. Sitthiporn explains common causes of osteoarthritis, treatment option, and prevention.

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