The number of folks who have had knee replacements is about 4.5 million. This is the first national estimate of how common the procedure is.
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ReplyDeleteJoint replacements are increasing in dramatic numbers. Previous generations would allow conditions to subract from their quality of life, and the baby-boomers are all about quality of life. Good to invest in med supply companies. Add to that, 30% of adults in America are obese. Gonna run roughshod on that cartilege!
ReplyDeleteReplacement joints can greatly improve quality of life for people with worn-out knees, but they're not risk-free and it's a major operation that people should not take lightly
ReplyDeleteThe other day I heard a lady talking about her knee replacements.She said "I was only going to have one done,but I figured while I was at it I'd have both replaced"Her rationale for that was that the other knee would go sooner or later anyway.Is that stupid or what?Always remember;no replacement part can ever be better than what god gave you.Take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteAlways remember;no replacement part can ever be better than what god gave you.Take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteFebruary 11, 2012 7:21 PM
When God's part wears out, for whatever reason, a replacement part is not only better but necessary.
You young people will find out if you live long enough.