Osteoarthritis and Chronic Joint Pain Treatment
BioHealth Pain Management Specialists
Osteoarthritis and chronic joint pain can make walking, exercising, working, and everyday movement difficult. BioHealth Pain Management provides personalized treatment to reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and help patients remain active.
What Is Osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis is a common form of arthritis that develops as the cartilage cushioning a joint gradually breaks down. It frequently affects the knees, hips, hands, shoulders, and spine.
Symptoms may include:
- Joint pain and tenderness
- Stiffness after resting
- Swelling or inflammation
- Reduced range of motion
- Grinding, clicking, or popping
- Difficulty walking or using the affected joint
Chronic joint pain may also result from an injury, inflammation, repetitive stress, or another medical condition.
Benefits of Joint Pain Treatment
Personalized treatment may help reduce pain and inflammation, improve joint movement, support physical activity, and make everyday tasks more comfortable.
If ongoing joint pain is limiting your activities, contact BioHealth Pain Management at 424-360-0066 to schedule an evaluation.
How Are Osteoarthritis and Chronic Joint Pain Treated?
Treatment depends on the affected joint and the cause and severity of the pain. Options may include medication, physical therapy, activity modifications, image-guided joint injections, regenerative medicine, or other minimally invasive pain management procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Osteoarthritis develops as cartilage and other joint tissues change over time. Aging, previous injuries, repetitive stress, genetics, and excess pressure on a joint may increase the risk.
Osteoarthritis frequently affects the knees, hips, hands, shoulders, neck, lower back, and other weight-bearing joints.
Osteoarthritis cannot currently be reversed, but treatment may reduce symptoms, improve mobility, and help protect joint function.
Appropriate low-impact exercise may improve strength, flexibility, and joint stability. A medical professional or physical therapist can recommend activities based on your condition.
Joint injections may reduce inflammation and provide temporary relief for certain patients. The appropriate injection depends on the affected joint, diagnosis, and treatment goals.