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What is Joint Preservation Surgery?
Who Needs Joint
Preservation Treatment?
Joint Preservation Surgery is ideal for individuals who are in the early to mid-stages of joint degeneration or have sustained joint injuries due to sports, overuse, or trauma. It is commonly recommended for:
Young to middle-aged adults who want to avoid early joint replacement.
Athletes and active individuals seeking to return to physical activities.
Patients with joint misalignment or instability that causes uneven wear.
Those experiencing cartilage damage or mild arthritis.
Benefits of Joint Preservation Surgery
Delays or prevents total joint replacement, especially beneficial for younger patients.
Maintains natural joint function and mobility, improving overall quality of life.
Minimally invasive techniques result in smaller incisions, reduced pain, and faster recovery.
Helps restore joint alignment and stability, reducing long-term damage.
Offers a customized solution based on the type and severity of joint injury.
Promotes long-term joint health by addressing the root cause of degeneration.
What is Non-Surgical Joint & Back Pain Intervention?
Non-Surgical Joint and Back Pain Intervention is a modern and effective orthopedic treatment approach that focuses on healing joint and spinal conditions without the need for invasive surgery. This treatment integrates a combination of physical therapy, targeted pain management, guided injections, manual techniques, and lifestyle corrections to reduce pain, inflammation, and stiffness while restoring mobility and functionality.
Ideal for patients suffering from chronic conditions such as arthritis, herniated discs, sciatica, or muscle strain, this approach is designed to treat the root cause of pain using scientifically proven non-invasive methods. Whether it’s lower back pain, neck stiffness, or joint discomfort in the knees, hips, or shoulders, this conservative care pathway offers long-term relief without the risks or downtime associated with surgery.
