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Diabetes increases your chances of foot problems. So inspect your feet every day. This helps you find small skin irritations before they become serious sores (ulcers) or infections. If you have trouble seeing the bottoms of your feet, use a mirror or ask a family member or friend to help.

Your health care provider will evaluate your shoulder. This will likely include imaging tests, such as X-rays and often an MRI. You’ll then discuss treatment choices. These can include physical therapy, surgery, or both. After the shoulder is stabilized, proper exercise can help keep it that way.

During total knee replacement surgery, your damaged knee joint is replaced with an artificial joint, called a prosthesis. This surgery almost always reduces joint pain and improves your quality of life.

After surgery, the resulting wound needs proper care for healing, minimizing infection risk, and avoiding complications.

Thyroid cancer starts in the cells that make up the thyroid gland.

Your healthcare provider has diagnosed you with a thyroid problem. They'll work with you to make a treatment plan. Even if you don’t have symptoms, getting the right care is important. These are the most common types of thyroid disorders and their treatments.