Cycling with hip osteoarthritis

With osteoarthritis of the knee, the cartilage in the knee joint changes. The symptoms are pain and stiffness in the knee. The stiffness is especially felt when someone starts moving again after sitting or lying for a long time. There are periods in which the pain is worse and periods in which the pain is less (source: Thuisarts.nl). Almost half of the people in the Netherlands with osteoarthritis suffer from knee osteoarthritis. It is important to move regularly with knee osteoarthritis, but not to strain it. Cycling with osteoarthritis is a good way to exercise. Read in this article more about cycling with knee osteoarthritis and view experiences of some Van Raam customers with knee osteoarthritis.

Osteoarthritis is a form of rheumatism in which the quality of cartilage in joints is deteriorating. The progression of this disease can be reduced by regular exercise. Cycling with osteoarthritis is a way of moving that can have a positive effect. It strengthens the muscles, tendons and ligaments and improves your condition. You also get more confidence in yourself and your body. Read more about cycling with osteoarthritis and the use of special needs Van Raam bicycles with osteoarthritis.

Shoulder problems are very annoying and can have various causes. For example, think of rheumatism, prostheses, painful joints, artificial joints or even having to miss a body part. However, this does not always mean that cycling is not possible anymore. Van Raam has various bicycles in the product range with which cycling is often possible despite the shoulder problems.

Van Raam has several orthopedic bikes in its assortment for people who can no longer cycle on a regular bicycle. See in this article which bicycles they are and which benefits they offer.