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Complications could include:
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Mobility Limitation
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Avoid Knee Injury
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Limitations on Activities of Daily Living
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Adverse reactions to drugs used for treatment; Decreased ability to perform everyday activities, such as personal hygiene, household chores, or cooking; Decreased ability to walk; Surgical complications.
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Secondary OA results from chronic or sudden injury to a joint. It can occur in any joint. Secondary OA is associated with the following factors: trauma to the body, including sports injuries repetitive stress injuries associated with certain occup...
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Secondary OA results from chronic or sudden injury to a joint. It can occur in any joint. Secondary OA is associated with the following factors: trauma, including sports injuries repetitive stress injuries associated with certain occupations (like...
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Osteoarthritis is not life threatening, but quality of life can deteriorate significantly due to the pain and loss of mobility that it causes. Advanced osteoarthritis can force the patient to forgo activities, even walking, unless the condition is...
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Osteoarthritis is not life threatening, but quality of life can deteriorate significantly due to the pain and loss of mobility that it causes. Advanced osteoarthritis can force the patient to forgo activities, even walking, unless the condition is...
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Secondary OA results from chronic or sudden injury to a joint. It can occur in any joint. Secondary OA is associated with the following factors: trauma, including sports injuries repetitive stress injuries associated with certain occupations (like...
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An activities of daily living (ADL) evaluation is an assessment of an individual's physical and sometimes mental skills. In the area of physical or occupational therapy , it reflects how well a disabled patient or someone recovering from disease or accident can function in daily life. It is also used to determine how well patients relate to and participate in their environment.
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