Arthritis Treatment
Detailed information about our specialized treatments and procedures.
Everything you need to know about getting Arthritis treatment
- Diagnosis of arthritis through physical examination and tests
- Multiple treatment options including medication, therapy, and surgery
- Lifestyle modifications and home remedies to reduce symptoms
Our goal is to relieve symptoms, improve joint function, and ensure a better quality of life through a combination of treatments tailored for each patient.
How Is Arthritis Diagnosed?
At our facility, here is a breakdown of the diagnostic procedures used for arthritis treatment.
During a physical examination, the doctor will check the joints for signs of redness, swelling, and warmth. They will also assess whether you are able to move the joints. Depending on the suspected type of arthritis, the doctor may perform certain tests to determine the cause.
Laboratory Tests
Laboratory tests are used to assess various body fluids and help determine the type of arthritis you may have. The doctor will test your urine, joint fluid, and blood. To obtain joint fluid, the doctor will clean and numb the area before inserting a needle into the joint to extract fluid for analysis.
- Urine
- Joint Fluid
- Blood
Imaging Tests
Imaging tests help identify issues inside the joint that could be causing the symptoms.
CT Scan
Takes X-rays from multiple angles to examine bones and surrounding tissues.
X-ray
Uses low levels of radiation to capture images of bones, identify bone damage, cartilage loss, and disease progression.
MRI
Creates cross-sectional images of tendons, ligaments, and cartilage for better assessment.
Ultrasound
Uses high-frequency sound waves to visualize cartilage, soft tissues, and fluid around joints.
Treatment Options: Medication, Therapy, Surgery & Lifestyle
Preparation for Your Consultation
