Joint pain may involve the knees, shoulders, hips, hands, or other areas. An evaluation can help identify likely causes and discuss treatment options based on your individual needs.
Joint pain may involve the knees, shoulders, hips, hands, or other areas. An evaluation can help identify likely causes and discuss treatment options based on your individual needs.
Joint pain does not always mean arthritis. Tendons, ligaments, bursae, cartilage, prior injuries, and nearby muscles can also contribute to symptoms. A useful evaluation looks at how the pain started, which movements reproduce it, whether there is swelling or instability, and how much it limits normal activity.
An appointment may include review of your symptoms, medical history, prior treatments, medication history, relevant imaging or records, and how pain is affecting daily function. Recommendations depend on individual findings and medical appropriateness.
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