Disclaimer: Results and claims are not typical or meant to represent your results. Risks exist for any interventional procedures including all regenerative medicine treatments which include prolotherapy, A2M, bone marrow, growth factor injections, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Long-term side effects of regenerative medicine are unknown and short-term problems have emerged. Complications are uncommon but these do include the possibility of infection, bleeding, no help from the procedure, worsening pain, and remotely stroke and death.
Regenerative Orthopedic Procedures for Knee Pain
Why Surgery May Not Be Your Only Treatment Option
Knee pain is the one of most common problems we treat, whether it’s from an acute injury, or from osteoarthritis due to aging and the degenerative process. Surgery is often presented as the only option for patients by their doctors, even when some studies suggest that many of these surgeries may only be minimally effective. In some cases, physical therapy alone may produce similar outcomes when compared with common surgeries.
While there are times when surgery is required, regenerative treatments may offer a non-surgical alternative for many patients with conditions ranging from tendon and ligament tears, arthritis, meniscus tears, knee instability, patellar pain, overuse injuries, and other conditions that cause knee pain.
Regenerative treatments may help some patients reduce the risks and lengthy recovery periods associated with invasive surgeries. And patients typically benefit from less downtime and are encouraged to return to activity.
Causes of Knee Pain
Common causes of knee pain are a torn meniscus or ACL tear, repetitive stress, or arthritis. Athletes, elderly people, and obese individuals are particularly susceptible to knee-related injuries.
Regenerative Treatments for Knee Pain
- Platelet Rich Plasma therapy (PRP)
- Prolotherapy
- Bone marrow concentrate
Patient Benefits
- Non-surgical regenerative orthopedic procedures may help reduce pain and extend your active lifestyle
- May help reduce the risks and complications associated with invasive surgeries
- Performed by board-certified doctors focused on orthopedic conditions
- We offer a range of treatment options to best address your unique condition
We Can Help
To learn more about what we can do to help reduce your knee pain, contact us to set up a consultation. We will perform diagnostics, review your treatment options and guide you every step of the way on your path to recovery. Give us a call today.