Knee
Pain with walking, stairs, squatting, or getting out of a chair may be related to arthritis, a meniscus tear, or a ligament injury. Swelling, catching, or a knee that gives way are useful details to share. We can review your exam, imaging, and prior treatment.
Hip
Hip arthritis can cause groin pain, stiffness, or trouble walking and moving the leg. Pain at the side of the hip may have a different cause, such as a tendon problem. Tell us where you feel it and which daily activities are difficult.
Shoulder
Pain while reaching overhead, lifting, or sleeping on one side may come from a rotator cuff problem, arthritis, or another shoulder injury. Weakness or reduced motion can help guide the evaluation and the discussion of established care options.
Elbow
Pain on the outside or inside of the elbow with gripping, lifting, or repeated work or sports motions can happen with tendon overuse, often called tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow. An injury or arthritis may also need to be considered.
Wrist
A fall onto the hand or a sudden twist can sprain the wrist. Pain with gripping, swelling, numbness, or a loss of strength may point to different problems, including an injury that needs prompt diagnosis. Let us know how it started and whether symptoms persist.
Ankle
Rolling an ankle can stretch or tear the supporting ligaments. Ongoing swelling, pain with walking, or an ankle that repeatedly gives way deserves a closer look. Prior sprains, tendon problems, and arthritis can all affect the care plan.
An evaluation may lead to physical therapy, bracing, medication, imaging, or referral for other established care. The FDA has not approved regenerative medicine therapies for orthopedic conditions.