You bring up the knee pain again at your annual physical, or the heavy periods, or hemorrhoids that won’t quit no matter what you try. Your doctor adjusts a prescription, maybe orders imaging, and tells you to check back in a few months. This cycle can repeat for years before surgery ever enters the conversation, […]
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Knee osteoarthritis affects more than 32 million adults in the United States, and about 30% of people over 45 have some degree of it. If you’re one of them, you already know the drill: the stiffness when you first stand up, the ache that lingers after a walk, the mental math you do before deciding […]
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Individuals with knee osteoarthritis can find themselves in a difficult cycle. Physical therapy may help for a while, along with injections, but the pain keeps coming back or getting worse. Many of these patients are not good candidates for knee replacement surgery or would like to try to put it off as long as possible. […]
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