Orthopedic Surgery
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At Lakeside Physicians, we care for the parts that keep you moving. When a bone, tendon or joint doesn't work like it's supposed to, we offer a range of orthopedic services to help get you back to the life you enjoy - from injury prevention and recovery to and rehabilitation.
Lake Granbury Medical Center's orthopedic program was awarded the Joint Commission's Advanced Knee and Hip Replacement Certification. This certification focuses on collaborative care, pain management and pre-discharge planning.
When should you seek treatment for joint pain?
It can be difficult to know when to see a doctor if you're experiencing pain in your knee, hip, shoulder, ankle or foot. If the pain is impacting your life it may be time to see an orthopedic specialist.
Curious to know if any of Lakeside Physicians's joint pain treatment options are right for you? Take a joint pain assessment or register for an online seminar to learn more.
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Recent Injury
We recommend you make an appointment if your joint pain was caused by forceful impact, a twist or hyperextension and you are experiencing symptoms such as:
- Significant swelling
- Redness or discoloration
- Tenderness or warmth around the joint
Seek emergency treatment if your joint appears deformed, you can't bend it without extreme pain, you heard a popping noise at the time of injury or have sudden swelling.
Chronic Pain
Sometimes joint pain doesn't go away and keeps you from doing the things you want to do. If you're tired of living with a sore, aching and stiff shoulder, knee, hip or ankle it may be time to visit an orthopedic specialist. The team can help you find pain relief.
Take a joint pain assessment to help determine if you need treatment.
Joint Pain Assessment
For more information, please call (817) 578-8900.
Clinic locations in Hood County in Granbury and Erath County in Stephenville.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website