UPC Medically reviewed by USA Pain Center Medical Review Team Interventional radiologists focused on knee arthritis Date: October 2026 Millions of Americans live with knee osteoarthritis, a condition that can make everyday activities like walking,…
UPC Medically reviewed by USA Pain Center Medical Team Reviewed September 2026 If your knees are aching, stiff, or visibly swollen, it is easy to write off the discomfort as simple wear and tear. But…
For many people, knee pain starts gradually. What begins as occasional discomfort after a long walk or workout can progress into persistent pain, stiffness, and swelling that interfere with daily activities. Simple tasks such as…
At USA Pain Center, we’re always watching for advances that make diagnosis and treatment faster, easier, and more comfortable for our patients. This one caught our attention. If knee pain is affecting your daily life…
Is persistent knee pain an inevitable part of aging? Many people assume that joint discomfort is simply a normal consequence of growing older. However, persistent pain is a clinical signal that your knee joints require…
When physical therapy, cortisone injections, and other conservative treatments no longer provide adequate relief, knee replacement surgery is not the only option left. Genicular artery embolization (GAE) and radiofrequency ablation (RFA) are two minimally invasive…
For decades, the standard medical advice for a runner with aching knee joints was to give up the activity and hang up their shoes. People believed that knees had limited “mileage,” and every run was…
If you are considering genicular artery embolization (GAE) for knee arthritis, it’s natural to want a clear understanding of how the procedure works, who is a candidate, and how it compares to other treatment options. By learning how GAE targets inflammation, patients with chronic…
Knee pain can significantly affect your quality of life, making everyday activities like walking the dog or climbing stairs challenging. For many, the pain becomes so severe that medical intervention is the only way to…
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…
