Regenerative Care for Knee Pain
In our over 27 years of helping people with knee pain treatment in Los Angeles, we have been able to help patients with a diagnosis of osteoarthritis, meniscal tears, chronic ligament sprains, and patellar tendon problems. Many people start by reviewing our general overview of knee pain and related knee conditions and then explore whether regenerative, non-surgical options might fit their situation by reading through our information on bone marrow aspirate concentrate treatments and how these injections may support joint healing.
- Knee tendonitis
- Knee bursitis
- Patellar tendinopathy
- Post surgery knee pain
- MCL and PCL
Conservative care options:
For some people, conservative care non-surgical options can be very successful for their knee pain. For others, these treatments’ effectiveness may have worn off if they were effective at all.
We see many people who have had one, many, or all of the standard knee pain treatments listed below before they begin exploring regenerative options, often after reviewing our detailed discussion of cortisone and other injection therapies for knee arthritis and learning how ongoing pain can affect knee stability and overall function in our broader overview of knee osteoarthritis and related joint degeneration.
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With over 25 years experience in regenerative medicine techniques and the treatment of thousands of patients, Dr. Darrow is considered a leading pioneer in the non-surgical treatment of degenerative musculoskeletal disorders and sports-related injuries with PRP treatments and Stem Cell Injection Therapy. He is one of the busiest regenerative medicine doctors in the world. Dr. Darrow has co-authored and continues to co-author leading edge medical research, including work on bone marrow–derived stem cells, and his clinical approach is outlined in detail in our overview of regenerative orthopedics and sports medicine. He also comments and writes on research surrounding the treatment of chronic tendon injury, ankle and foot pain, and elbow, hand and finger pain, topics frequently discussed in his educational articles and updates.
Knee Pain FAQ
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