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With ApriaHome, you are not alone. By providing resources for learning and delivering unparalleled patient support, we hope to help RA sufferers and those who care for them reclaim control...
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The heel is cushioned by fatty tissue that resists deformation under the weight and motion of the foot. The discomfort can be excruciating and even debilitating. Most cases of heel...
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Plantar fasciitis is a degenerative condition afflicting the band of tissue surrounding the bones on the bottom of the foot, also called plantar fascia. It has been linked to heel...
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Plantar fasciitis can catch you unexpectedly. Symptoms dissipate while you're at rest but begin again as soon as you take the first step. But how much do you know about...
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Pain and still joints are common symptoms of RA and OA. Despite the fact that they share the same medical designation, these two types of arthritis have different causes and...
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It is possible to use corrective measures such as exercises, braces, and heat treatments to rehabilitate a knee injury; however, surgery may be necessary in severe cases. In this guide,...
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Chronic pain affects approximately 100 million Americans. The second most prevalent cause of chronic pain is knee discomfort, affecting one-third of all Americans at some point in their lives. An...
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Carpal tunnel syndrome was originally described in the mid-1800s, and the first surgery was conducted in the 1930s. According to the Rheumatology Research Foundation, up to ten million Americans are...
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Arthritis is a complex condition that can be challenging for both patients and loved ones. That is why ApriaHome believes in providing easy-to-follow resources and affordable treatment solutions for all....
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A frequent type of musculoskeletal injury treated in US podiatry, general care, and orthopedic clinics is the Lateral Ankle Sprain (LAS). Sprained ankles are not minor injuries and are often...
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