About Arthritis

Arthritis and degenerative joint conditions can lead to persistent pain and reduced mobility. Treatment depends on the affected joint, severity of symptoms, and the individual patient.

Treatment Options

The old clinic lists several options used for selected arthritis and degenerative joint conditions:

• NSAIDs for inflammation and pain

• Joint injections using corticosteroids or hyaluronic acid

• PRP therapy

• Stem cell therapy for degenerative joint disease and cartilage damage

• Other regenerative approaches when clinically appropriate

PRP is described on the old site as concentrating platelets and growth factors from the patient’s own blood to promote tissue healing.

Individual Treatment

Not every patient with arthritis requires the same treatment. Care is selected according to the joint involved, symptoms, medical history, and clinical assessment.