Regenerative Knee Pain Therapy
& Non-Surgical Treatments

Conditions Treated > Knee Pain

When you have knee pain, everyday activities — like getting out of bed, bathing, and doing daily chores — can become an ordeal. Favorite pastimes like biking, hiking, or playing sports may start to look like a distant dream. The only thing on your mind is,
“How do I find relief?”

You might think that surgery is your only option. But what if we told you that we can help you tap into your body’s immense potential to treat pain naturally? QC Kinetix’s therapies help the body restore itself using its innate regenerative mechanisms. These natural pain treatments can help reduce pain in knee joints with few side effects.

Knee Surgery and Its Disadvantages

Surgery for knee pain relief involves replacing damaged parts of the knee (or the entire knee) with high-grade plastic or metal implants. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when there is structural damage to the knee — for example, in advanced stages of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or traumatic joint injury.

 

Knee surgery might not be the best treatment option for everyone with knee pain for the following reasons:

Not everyone is the right candidate for surgery

Many older adults may not be fit for various health reasons. People with morbid obesity, uncontrolled diabetes, or chronic kidney disease might not be eligible for surgery. Secondly, knee replacements usually last 15 to 20 years, after which revision surgery may be needed. Therefore, knee surgery is usually not recommended for people younger than 40.

Surgery has risks

Knee replacement is major surgery and has certain risks, such as infection, anesthesia complications, damage to the blood vessels and nerves around the knee, and deep vein thrombosis. After surgery, your implants may loosen or wear out early, especially if you are overweight. And some patients still experience persistent pain after knee replacement surgery.

Surgery has longer recovery times

The recovery after knee replacement surgery often takes from four to six months, during which regular physical therapy sessions and pain medications are needed. Even after resuming normal activities, patients must exercise regularly and maintain a healthy weight.

Non-Surgical Alternatives to Knee Pain

Contrary to what most people think, surgery is not always the solution to knee pain. Many people can experience significant relief with non-surgical treatment for knee pain. These treatments include:

Medications

Your doctor may prescribe medications such as aspirin or ibuprofen to relieve pain and inflammation in the joint. If oral painkillers do not provide sufficient pain relief, your doctor may also prescribe steroid injections for quick pain relief. However, these medications only relieve knee pain temporarily, and prolonged use can negatively impact health.

Exercise therapy

Customized exercise programs can help to strengthen the muscles that support the knee joint, increase the range of motion of the knee, and assist in the healing of the joint. Exercises must be planned and supervised by a specialist so that you do not stress your knee joint more.

Losing weight

When there is excess body weight, knees have to work harder to support the body. Losing weight helps to lessen the stress on the knee joint and can also help to relieve pain.

Using braces

Knee braces are designed to improve the stability of the knee joint. They help the joint to realign so that contact between bone surfaces is decreased, reducing pain and increasing joint mobility.

“Rather than managing the symptoms, regenerative therapies target the root cause of pain and stimulate the body to resolve the underlying injury or degeneration that has caused the pain.”

Regenerative Knee Pain Therapy

Regenerative medicine is a modern and innovative field that aims to improve the function of damaged body tissues using the body’s own restorative mechanisms or by engineering new cells to replace damaged cells. Rather than managing the symptoms, regenerative therapies target the root cause of pain and stimulate the body to resolve the underlying injury or degeneration that has caused the pain.

 

One of the most common causes of knee pain, especially in older adults, is osteoarthritis (OA). The joint surfaces in a healthy knee are covered with a protective cartilage that prevents friction between the joint surfaces when the knee moves. In osteoarthritis, this cartilage progressively degenerates over time. Loss of cartilage exposes the bony surfaces, which start to rub or grind against each other when the joint moves, resulting in bone-on-bone knee pain, inflammation, and a grinding sound (crepitus) when the joint moves. In advanced stages of arthritis, there is severe loss of cartilage, and surgery is usually recommended to relieve knee pain

Regenerative therapies help to reduce bone-on-bone pain from arthritis by triggering the restoration of the damaged joint cartilage. Unlike surgery, regenerative therapies are minimally invasive, have shorter recovery times, and have a low risk of complications.

Learn more about how regenerative therapies help treat various health conditions by visiting our Regenerative Medicine Blog.

“Rather than managing the symptoms, regenerative therapies target the root cause of pain and stimulate the body to resolve the underlying injury or degeneration that has caused the pain.”

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QC Kinetix for Knee Pain
Surgery Alternatives

At QC Kinetix, we provide natural regenerative knee pain therapy that activates your body’s natural ability to renew its tissues. Our goal is to harness this incredible power and guide it so you experience genuine pain relief.

 

Our regenerative therapies help to alleviate knee pain and restore injured bones, ligaments, cartilage, and tendons. We develop a customized plan of treatment based on your underlying cause of knee pain, the pain severity, and your overall health. Regenerative therapies help reduce inflammation, result in faster recovery and decreased overall knee pain, and are a good alternative for knee replacements.

Joint & Bone Health Quickstart Program

QC Kinetix Joint & Bone Health supplements help your body to repair and renew injured joint tissues, including cartilage, ligaments, and tendons, while reducing inflammation of the bursae. Unlike steroids or pharmaceuticals, our supplements for joints work with your body to promote healing.

Supplements can boost your overall joint health as part of a general fitness program. However, they are particularly valuable for treating damaged or inflamed and painful joints. The Arthritis Foundation finds that joint health supplements show promise for relieving pain, stiffness, and other symptoms of arthritis.

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