Q: My teenager daughter has pain after a workout. Is she overusing her muscles? A: A little discomfort right after a workout or sporting event is not unusual. But if your child still feels pain, stiffness, soreness, weakness or fatigue hours or days later, it is possible that she’s suffering an overuse injury. More >>
A: A joint replacement may be necessary when the cartilage that protects the hip, knee or other joint wears out. More >>
Q: I heard something about a 'revolutionary' new drug for treating children with rheumatoid arthritis. What is it? A: What you've probably been hearing about is the drug Humira (adalimumab). Since 2002, this drug has been successfully used in adults with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). More >>
Q: I’ve heard about a new knee replacement surgery that is better suited for women. What is it? A: There is a new knee replacement called the Gender Solutions™ Knee, which has a specially designed part to match the unique size and shape of a woman’s knee. More >>
For the 13th year, we are listed among nation's best by U.S. News & World Report
LVH Makes “100 Most Wired” & “25 Most Wireless” Lists
We are a Magnet hospital that provides top quality nursing care for you.
Q: Why do people need joint replacements?
