Knee surgery and traumatology
Whether you’re a professional athlete or a sports enthusiast, knee injuries can affect your quality of life. Thanks to medical advances, sports traumatology has become more precise and less invasive, enabling faster recovery.
By making an appointment with Professor Cavaignac, this orthopedic knee and sports trauma surgeon benefits from cutting-edge expertise and recognized skills. The specialist heals his patients by applying direct interventions to treat lesions, reduce post-operative pain and shorten recovery times. To help you live an active, pain-free life, he uses modern techniques such as arthroscopy.
Common disorders and their symptoms
Every disorder has its own specific way of manifesting itself. Whether it’s persistent fatigue, recurring pain or unusual sensations, common disorders, though often trivialized, deserve attention, as they may reflect a deeper imbalance.
Preventive medicine: your best ally!
Screening examinations play a key role in the prevention and early detection of many diseases. By adopting a proactive approach, you give your body the means to stay healthy.
These examinations include blood tests to check your cholesterol levels or screenings to detect diabetes early. They enable you to adopt a healthier lifestyle by adapting your habits according to the results obtained. We should also mention the importance of vaccination as part of preventive medicine.
Physical activity
Sport releases endorphins, strengthens your muscles and heart, and promotes restful sleep.
Stress management
Adopt deep breathing and other calming practices to regain control over your emotions.
Body hydration
Good hydration facilitates blood circulation, regulates body temperature and organ function.
Food supplements
Food supplements support the immune system and make up for vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
A major issue for young people
Academic pressures, social networks and social expectations can create a stressful environment for adolescents and young adults. To help children navigate this difficult period, we recommend encouraging open communication, offering supportive resources and promoting wellness activities.
