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Walking shouldn’t feel like an equation you have to constantly solve. For many individuals living with an above-knee amputation, navigating a grocery store aisle or simply standing up from a chair requires immense physical and mental energy. While traditional prosthetics offer stability, they still rely heavily on your own body to generate the force needed to move.
Sweating is a natural part of life. For prosthesis users, however, it presents a set of unique challenges that go well beyond discomfort. Excessive moisture trapped inside a prosthetic socket can cause skin breakdown, increase infection risk, affect socket fit, and limit daily activity.
Sweating is a natural part of life. For prosthesis users, however, it presents a set of unique challenges that go well beyond discomfort. Excessive moisture trapped inside a prosthetic socket can cause skin breakdown, increase infection risk, affect socket fit, and limit daily activity.
a significant policy change went into effect on January 25, 2026. Medicare updated its Local Coverage Determination (LCD) for knee orthoses. This expansion removed major barriers to care, making it easier for individuals with osteoarthritis to access the bracing technology they need.
Knee pain can be a significant hurdle in daily life, transforming simple tasks like walking the dog or climbing stairs into daunting challenges. Whether stemming from a sports injury, osteoarthritis, or general wear and tear, the discomfort can feel limiting.
As parents, we marvel at how flexible our children seem. Whether they’re learning to walk, climbing jungle gyms, or sitting in positions that make our own knees ache just looking at them, kids often appear made of rubber. However, ensuring they maintain healthy mobility as they grow requires more than just natural youthfulness, it requires attention to Range of Motion (ROM).
