Knee Pain Treatment

Knee Pain Treatment

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Non-Surgical Knee Pain Treatment for Better Joint Function

Knee pain is one of the most common joint conditions, affecting people of all ages and lifestyles. From minor discomfort to chronic pain, it can significantly impact daily movement and quality of life. At Pixel Clinic, we offer science-based, non-surgical treatments to reduce pain, improve flexibility, and restore function.

Why Choose Pixel Clinic for Knee Pain Treatment?

The knee is the body’s largest joint and plays a key role in movement and stability. Knee pain can occur due to injuries, aging, overuse, or underlying conditions like arthritis. At Pixel Clinic, our medical team uses advanced techniques to relieve pain, strengthen surrounding muscles, and enhance recovery safely and effectively.

Causes of Knee Pain

Genetics Knee Pain

Genetics

Medical conditions like osteoarthritis can be hereditary, increasing your risk of joint inflammation and knee pain over time.

Injuries Knee Pain

Injuries

Sports injuries, accidents, or muscle strain can damage cartilage, ligaments, or tendons, leading to acute or chronic pain and stiffness.

Overuse Knee Pain

Excessive Usage

Athletes and active individuals often experience knee pain caused by repetitive movement, overexertion, or poor form during physical activity.

Overuse Knee Pain

Obesity

Excess body weight pressurizes the knee joint, causing inflammation and knee pain.

Overuse Knee Pain

Medical Conditions

Joint-related medical conditions like gout, osteoarthritis, and rheumatoid arthritis can cause knee pain as well.

Symptoms of Knee Pain

  • Clicking & Popping Sounds upon joint movement
  • Reduced flexibility and swelling around the joint
  • Limited and unstable movement when bending or standing
  • Stiffness or warmth around the knee area

Treatment Options

Platelet Rich Plasma PRP

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Joint Regeneration Therapy

Hyaluronic Acid

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Many patients report noticeable relief within 1–3 weeks after treatment, with continued improvement as healing progresses and inflammation subsides.

Avoid high-impact activities like running, squats, or heavy lifting for at least 1–2 weeks post-treatment to ensure optimal healing and stability.

Maintain a healthy weight, strengthen supporting muscles, and practice proper posture. Regular low-impact exercises like swimming or cycling help protect joint health.

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