Regenerative medicine offers exciting promise for those with arthritis pain: non-surgical pain relief. At QC Kinetix®, we provide natural regenerative treatment for arthritis pain that activates your body’s own ability to revitalize its tissues so you experience genuine pain relief from arthritis pain anywhere in the body:
Traditional arthritis pain relief treatments range from heat and anti-inflammatory medications to steroid shots, massage, and physical strengthening. If those options aren’t successful, your doctor may recommend surgery. QC Kinetix’s non-surgical treatment for osteoarthritis and other arthritis conditions can help you regain your lost lifestyle and enjoy reduced pain, improved movement, and better functionality. Research has demonstrated that our PRP for arthritis treatments offers a minimally invasive option that may help some patients avoid or delay surgery.
For patients researching arthritis pain treatment options, PRP is one of several biologic approaches we offer. Because it uses concentrated platelets from your own blood, PRP is generally considered a lower-risk starting point for many patients before exploring more involved regenerative options.
Our regenerative arthritis pain treatments avoid the damage surgery does to the body, going straight to the healing. Our non-surgical treatment for arthritis goes to the source of your pain, employing a variety of natural and biologic arthritis pain relief treatments including PRP for arthritis. Rather than mask your pain, our treatments aim to stimulate the body’s own restorative abilities to revitalize damaged tissues and resolve the pain at its source.
Non-surgical arthritis treatment can help you avoid:
Consider regenerative alternatives to surgery before you have the joint repair, replacement, or fusion your surgeon advises.
For patients with more advanced or longer-standing arthritis-related joint discomfort, BMAC treatment may be considered as part of a personalized plan. BMAC (bone marrow aspirate concentrate) uses a concentrate of cells and growth factors collected from your own bone marrow (typically from the hip) and then delivered to the affected joint.
Because BMAC draws from a broader biologic profile than PRP, our medical team may recommend it for patients with pain caused by more significant cartilage wear or joint degeneration, particularly where inflammation is a primary driver of discomfort. In some treatment plans, BMAC is used on its own; in others, it’s combined with PRP and other regenerative medicine treatments as part of a comprehensive approach to arthritis pain.
BMAC is a minimally invasive, in-office procedure that requires minimal downtime. As with any regenerative treatment, candidacy and expected outcomes vary by patient and joint.
The best way to discover whether you’re a candidate for non-surgical treatment for arthritis is to Book a Consultation at your local QC Kinetix clinic. We meet with you, assess your medical history, conduct a thorough examination, answer all your questions about PRP for arthritis, and review non-surgical arthritis treatment options with you.
You are a candidate for regenerative alternatives to arthritis pain relief surgery if:
If any of these apply to you, schedule a free consultation to learn how PRP for arthritis in hands, knees, and other joints can help reduce your pain.
Regenerative arthritis pain treatments offer the benefits of pain-relief surgery without the hospital stay, loss of work, added pain, risk of complications, and lengthy recovery.
Typically involving general anesthesia, arthritis surgery is an invasive procedure that your body must recover from. Non-surgical treatment for arthritis is minimally invasive, offering natural relief without surgical risks.
Surgeries to treat arthritis pain, such as joint repair, replacement, or fusion, require recovery time. You will likely need prescription pain medication for at least one week and nonprescription pain relief for several weeks after that. You may need to use a brace, a splint, a sling, a cast, a boot, or a walker for several weeks, depending on the site of surgery. You will have to miss some work, and it will be several weeks to several months before you can return to normal activities. With regenerative medicine, such as PRP for arthritis, none of this is necessary — you do not need to take even one day off work.
The inherent medical risks with arthritis surgery include:
In contrast, the primary risk associated with regenerative medicine is mild soreness for one to two days, making it a less invasive and therefore safer option for pain relief.
Ready to reduce your arthritis pain without surgery? Getting started is simple:
Just Book a Consultation at your local QC Kinetix clinic. Be sure to bring your medical records and a list of questions. Before your appointment, learn what to expect from QC Kinetix.
Frequently Asked Questions About Arthritis Pain Treatment
The right approach depends on the joint involved, the severity of the arthritis, and your overall health. Options range from conservative approaches like anti-inflammatory medication and physical therapy to regenerative treatments, which may be considered for patients looking to avoid or delay surgery. A consultation with our medical team can help determine what’s appropriate for your specific case.
Osteoarthritis, caused by the gradual breakdown of joint cartilage, is one of the most common concerns we hear from patients. Regenerative treatments like PRP may be considered as part of a customized plan to help address a patient’s osteoarthritis-related joint discomfort. Visit our osteoarthritis page to learn more.
Regenerative treatments for arthritis may help with pain in several areas, including the knees, hips, shoulders, hands, and ankles. The right approach depends on the joint involved and the severity of the discomfort; our team can determine what’s appropriate for you during your free consultation.
Timelines vary by patient and by the joint being treated. Some patients report noticing changes within a few weeks, while others may need additional sessions over a longer period. Because response varies, a consultation is the best way to understand what’s realistic for your specific situation.
The cost of non-surgical arthritis treatment varies based on factors like the joint being treated, the severity of the discomfort, and the recommended treatment plan. Because every patient’s situation is different, it’s best to talk with our team to get a clear picture of pricing for your particular needs.
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