This is a state-of-the-art protocol that leverages several Medicare and insurance-covered treatments into one, allowing patients to achieve tremendous amounts of relief when compared to other non-surgical treatment methods that involve prescription drugs and long recovery times. This protocol requires NO recovery time, and our veteran team of interventional pain specialists has provided hundreds of patients with this incredible new treatment protocol.

Typically, knee pain that is not severe, but that occurs as a result of strenuous activity, can be treated at home. Knee pain that is the result of a minor injury will require observation for a few days following the injury to evaluate whether self-care measures will be necessary and helpful. There are a number of self-care remedies, which include:

• Avoiding strenuous or painful activities;
• Icing the injury for periods of fifteen to twenty minutes several times a day;
• Making use of compression bandages to control and manage swelling;
• Elevating the injury;
• Taking NSAIDs or other over the counter pain relief medications.

However, clinical knee pain and osteoarthritis is a serious condition that millions of Americans currently struggle with daily, and requires more comprehensive treatment plans to achieve the best possible results. While some specialists may tell you that the only true “cure” for osteoarthritis is a total knee replacement, or TKR, know that this is not the case! If your symptoms include significant swelling; redness; tenderness and warmth surrounding the joint; significant pain; and fever, these are all signs of osteoarthritis that should be addressed by a specialist immediately. Another tell-tale sign of clinical knee pain is frequent, severe, pain in the knees and joints.

Seek out immediate medical care if you experience the following: your knee appears deformed; if you heard a popping noise at the time your knee was injured; an inability to bear weight; intense pain; or sudden intense swelling of the joint.