Bone-on-bone arthritis is one of those phrases that sounds as painful as it feels. If you’ve been told you have it, you may be wondering whether living with bone-on-bone arthritis is realistic or if intervention…
USA Pain Center’s mission is to help you reclaim your mobility without the need for major surgery. Today, we are proud to share a major milestone that strengthens that mission. USA Vein Clinics, which is part of our…
Imagine that one day, your knee starts to give out. It hurts when you move around, and it seems swollen compared to your other knee. You might have shrugged it off and iced it, thinking…
Knee arthritis is one of the most common causes of chronic knee pain in adults. But because symptoms can vary widely from person to person, many people struggle to understand whether their discomfort is actually…
Bone-on-bone knee pain is one of the most advanced stages of osteoarthritis. At this point, the protective cartilage that cushions the knee joint has worn down significantly—often completely—allowing the bones to rub directly against each…
New York native Gregory Clary, a 68-year-old middle school bus driver, first noticed significant pain and persistent swelling in his knee last year after Thanksgiving. When over-the-counter remedies and ice failed, he sought relief at…
If you’re living with chronic knee pain from osteoarthritis, you may have heard about Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) — a minimally invasive treatment that targets the root cause of knee pain by reducing inflammation in…
Knee pain affects millions of people every year, often making simple tasks—like walking, climbing stairs, or standing up—feel unbearable. While injuries can cause short-term discomfort, chronic inflammation is one of the leading causes of long-lasting…
Chronic knee pain can affect one or both knees, making everyday activities—from walking up stairs to getting out of bed—feel like a challenge. If you’ve heard about Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) as a non-surgical option…
Many people think of arthritis as something that only affects older adults—but that’s not entirely true. Knee arthritis can begin earlier than you might expect, often developing slowly over time before symptoms become noticeable. Understanding…