Knee Pain Treatment

Knee pain can be caused by a number of different factors and can often be evaluated and treated nonsurgically on an outpatient basis. Call our office or request an evaluation through the website today.

Understanding the Wide-Reaching Effects of Knee Pain

Delaying treatment for joint pain may cause permanent joint damage because it might be a sign a serious type of arthritis. It is often a surprise to many people that arthritis is not a diagnosis, but a general term covering more than a hundred conditions and related diseases. If your joint pain is in fact arthritis, understanding the specific type is the first step in determining a management plan for your situation and obtaining the appropriate treatment. If you are experiencing joint pain that concerns you, these are excellent reasons to schedule a visit with us for an examination and determination. Watch for these potential signs and symptoms of arthritis:

Joint tenderness or stiffness
Joint pain lasting for three or more days
Joints that are warm to the touch or red
Pain, swelling, or stiffness in one or more joints
Difficulty doing daily activities or moving a joint
Several episodes of joint symptoms within a month

There are times when joint pain requires prompt action. It is possible that your pain indicates a type of arthritis that may cause permanent joint damage. Obtaining treatment quickly can prevent many serious health problems and preserve joint function.

Help is Here for You

At Center for Regenerative Therapy and Pain Management, Dr. Douglas Manganelli, Dr. Huch and their team of specialists are ready to help you get the relief you seek from joint, neck, back, and sciatica pain.