Knee Pain Treatment
Are you struggling with knee pain?
Don’t let it hold you back any longer.
Knee pain is a common issue affecting millions worldwide. Whether it’s from injury, overuse, or medical conditions like arthritis, the discomfort can be debilitating. But fear not! There are various treatment for knee pain to alleviate your symptoms.
Are you one of the following:
- Young athletes with sports injury such as tendon tear, meniscal damage, ACL or PCL tear
- Suffer from osteoarthritis Stage 3&4 who are trying to avoid surgery
- Does not prefer to take painkillers
- Early osteoarthritis who are seeking to reverse the disease
- Having knee pain who have never seek any medical treatment
- Already tried various supplements and injections but the pain is still there
…then you have come to the right place!
Sports Injury
Sports activity can cause various injury to the knee, such as ligament, tendon, meniscus and cartilage. It usually occurs in the younger age group between 20-40 years old and is triggered by an event such as a fall or a misstep during sport games. In Klinik Safa, the aim for treatment in this category is to:
- Repair the injury back to normal state
- Expedite the healing process
- Prevent complication from the injury such as osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a wear-and-tear process of the knee joint. It affects millions worldwide. It usually occurs in the older age group, but an increasing number of younger adult have problem with osteoarthritis due to various risk factors such as sports activity, obesity and metabolic syndrome. In Klinik Safa, there is no one treatment that fits everyone and we personalized your treatment based on your risk factors, socioeconomic background, occupation risk and family history. In osteoarthritis, the treatment will be tailored to:
- Attempt repair of the injured tissue, cartilage or bone
- Control the pain to maintain normal daily activity function
- Stop or slow down the disease process
Treatments
You can do physical therapy to strengthen the muscles around the knee, providing support and reducing strain. Additionally, incorporating low-impact exercises such as swimming or cycling can improve flexibility and reduce pain. In some cases, doctor may prescribes braces or supports to provide stability and relieve pressure on the knee joint. For those experiencing inflammation, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can offer relief by reducing swelling and pain.
In more severe cases, doctor can administer corticosteroid injections to alleviate inflammation directly. However, it’s crucial to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any medication regimen. In cases where conservative treatments fail to provide relief, you can consider minimally-invasive surgical procedures. Procedures such as arthroscopy or knee replacement can help repair damaged tissue or replace the affected joint entirely. Remember, the key to effective treatment lies in early intervention and proper diagnosis. Don’t let knee pain dictate your life – take action today and reclaim your mobility!
