A healthy posture: “Belly in, chest out” – unfortunately it’s not that simple
A healthy posture is not achieved through rigid poses, but through the interplay of flexible joints, strength and stability.
A healthy posture is not achieved through rigid poses, but through the interplay of flexible joints, strength and stability.
A pulling sensation in the knee after jogging, a stabbing pain when climbing stairs – osteoarthritis often begins quietly, almost imperceptibly. But what seems harmless can gradually develop into one of the most widespread widespread diseases of our time.
Choosing the right time for an operation is crucial for success and recovery. Factors such as the day of the week, the time of year and the surgeon’s experience all play a role.
Effective doctor-patient communication is crucial for osteoarthritis. Orthopaedic surgeon Markus Klingenberg explains how motivating conversations and practical tips can improve treatment.
Sarcopenia has an impact on the whole body and therefore on the quality and duration of life: muscle loss increases the risk of falling and breaking one or more
bones…
Elbow pain can affect anyone – whether they are an athlete, office worker or DIY enthusiast. When every movement becomes a pain, it is often caused by overuse syndrome. Orthopaedist Markus Klingenberg explains the causes and gives tips on prevention.
Only 17.3 percent of Germans regularly do strength training, even though it offers numerous health benefits. Sports physician Markus Klingenberg explains how to build muscle effectively and emphasizes the importance of nutrition and recovery.
Not every one of the 17.6 million operations in Germany is necessary – up to 30 percent are considered unnecessary. Orthopaedic surgeon Markus Klingenberg explains the background and gives tips on how to avoid unnecessary operations…
Back pain is one of the most common health problems and a frequent reason for sick leave. Sports physician Markus Klingenberg reveals which exercises and everyday habits help to keep your back and joints healthy and flexible…
Walking backwards can help with knee pain and offers surprising health benefits. Orthopaedics expert Markus Klingenberg explains how this unusual form of movement reduces pressure on the joints, strengthens the muscles and even improves memory…
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You can take the 607 bus from Bonn main station to the Bonner Bogen stop. After getting off, change to the opposite side of the street (if you are coming from the main station).
If you can climb stairs, you can descend the stairs on the left at the edge of the sidewalk. Keep to the right until you come to a road. This is Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee. Now turn left and follow the road until you reach the Beta Klinik.
If you are unable to climb stairs, follow the road in the direction of travel (if you are coming from the main station) until you come to a traffic circle and turn left into Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee (third exit).
An even more convenient option is to take the 606 bus to Konrad-Zuse-Platz. Walk about 50 meters in the direction of the futuristic building of the Kameha Hotel until you see the orange flags of the Beta Klinik.
You can take the 607 bus from Bonn main station to the Bonner Bogen stop. After getting off, change to the opposite side of the street (if you are coming from the main station).
If you can climb stairs, you can descend the stairs on the left at the edge of the sidewalk. Keep to the right until you come to a road. This is Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee. Now turn left and follow the road until you reach the Beta Klinik.
If you are unable to climb stairs, follow the road in the direction of travel (if you are coming from the main station) until you come to a traffic circle and turn left into Joseph-Schumpeter-Allee (third exit).
An even more convenient option is to take the 606 bus to Konrad-Zuse-Platz. Walk about 50 meters in the direction of the futuristic building of the Kameha Hotel until you see the orange flags of the Beta Klinik.