Arthritis: Last News

Ricky Gervais aims dig at James Corden 'Worst dinner party ever'With this, Zoe was left with no choice but to replace her hip with a cemented titanium stem and hip socket."That was hard to take in at the time," the singer admitted fearing her career could be over.The mother-of-one also knew she needed to act fast when her back gave way during a short walk with her daughter in lockdown.Thankfully for the former Pop Idol star all went well and she was able to start rehearsals for Moulin Rouge the Musical just weeks after. With a new hip, Zoe was able to perform at her best which included can-canning on stage with no pain.She added: "Having the replacement is actually the best thing I've ever done and if I have to have it done again, I will straight away.18 months on, Zoe is still living pain free and, with the approval of doctors, is still exercising as much as she can. "The moment I slow my body down my hip will start to slow down," she continued. Chloe Madeley's mum Judy Finnigan lovingly cuddles new granddaughter [PICTURED]Ricky Gervais takes another savage swipe at James Corden in 'fat' jibe [REACTION]Meghan Markle left Whoopi Goldberg baffled after 'bimbo' remark [OPINION]Zoe has documented her health journey on her Instagram page in the hope of helping other young sufferers. Osteoarthritis is commonly detected in those aged 45 and over.

arthritis for several years.The Oasis star has U-turned after previously stating he would “rather be in a wheelchair” than have the operation.Speaking on Friday, Liam admits he now needs a replacement on both hips because they are “bashed up”.However, he is delaying going under the knife until he has performed two huge gigs in Knebworth next weekend.The rocker lamented to Zoe Ball on Radio 2: “Hips man, they are both bashed up.“I just went to get these injections the other day actually so now I'm buzzing. I’m like Louie Spence.“I might go and ruin my career at Knebworth and go on there and start doing some high kicks like [Mick] Jagger and everyone is going to go, ‘I want my money back, I only come here to see him stand still’.“No, no, so they are alright man, but I’m going to have the operation next year maybe.

arthritis, revealing that she is "nearing" the need for a hip replacement.The Swedish TV personality, 54, candidly opened up about her health struggles in a new interview which saw her speak about living with the condition as she added that her "body is falling apart."The star was previously diagnosed with the condition in both of her hips four years ago.As a result, Ulrika told how she was forced to give up running as she was advised that some forms of exercise "weren't ideal".The Swedish TV personality revealed that she finds it hard to get out of bed or to stand up after writing for long periods.Despite her battle with the condition, Ulrika told how she wants to delay the need for a hip replacement for as long as possible.She said: "I've got a couple of friends who have had hip replacements and they're a bit older than me and I just thought that's not really something I want to be contemplating already."It definitely was one of those things where you go 'it's a slippery slope to old age," she admitted.Ulrika went on: "For me it was a bit of fear and panic because you just think it's not really something you can halt."This is a sign that my body is falling apart,' she said to MailOnline.Arthritis is a common condition that causes pain and inflammation in a joint.Treatments include medication, lifestyle changes and surgery in the more severe cases.This is not the first time that Ulrika has bravely spoken out about living with the condition.Last month, the mother of four opened up to Express.co.uk about living with arthritis and the "stigma" that she feels is attached to the condition.She also spoke about suffering from a degenerative disc disease in her back and explained how the pain of it impacted her mental

Strictly Come Dancing between 2014 and 2016.

Strictly Come Dancing professional, Joanne Clifton, first appeared on the hit BBC programme back in 2014.

BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.

Strictly Come Dancing professional line-up in 2014.

Dynamo has said that getting arthritis is the “worst thing that can happen to a magician” after developing the condition.