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Knee osteoarthritis affects people of all ages. The actual cause of osteoarthritis is a decrease over time in the fluid that normally exists in the space between our knee bones, allowing us to move our legs properly. This causes the bones to begin to affect one another during movement.
Give us a call to arrange a consultation with one of our ortho regenerative specialists if you are experiencing persistent knee pain.
At Orthogen Clinic London, we’re passionate about giving patients a positive experience. We offer excellent clinical outcomes with personalised care every step of the way. Whether you’re paying for yourself or using private medical insurance, you'll enjoy first class care from the moment you step through our hospital doors.
“I am devoted to providing advanced Orthopaedic, MSK and soft tissue care, including the most modern and effective approaches to attain the best orthopaedic function using cutting-edge technology and integrative Orthobiologic therapies and treatments. I trust in the body’s natural capacity to heal itself and stay informed of the newest developments and studies in the field of Orthopaedics and Orthobiology.”
Dr Elamin Yahya graduated from medical college in 1996 and qualified for the first part of his fellowship in surgical and allied subjects from the college of physicians and surgeons in 1999.
After a few years of training as a postgraduate trainee in Orthopaedic surgery, he turned to trauma and emergency medicine, gaining 10 years of overseas experience and 13 years of UK experience.
Recently, over the last year, he has switched to medicine and is registered as a PhD student with a special interest in pain management.
He is also a registered provider of ALS, ATLS and EPALS which consolidates better and safe care as an emergency physician. Furthermore, he has assessed and provided care to patients from primary and urgent care backgrounds in NHS urgent care centres. With this broad clinical experience, he is able to provide better, safe and cost-effective non-surgical pain management treatment in the field of Orthopaedic.
Your questions answered
Knee pain has many possible causes such as sprains, strains (overstretched ligaments and muscles), and knee arthritis. Knee pain can also be a result of ligament tears and tendonitis (inflammation of the tendons). This could be traumatic/non traumatic or acute/chronic. With minor injuries like sprains and strains, the pain should slowly dissipate in due course of time. Otherwise it could indicate a more serious underlying injury.
If you're suffering from arthritis or a minor knee injury, you should take care to treat pain flare-ups. Treating the pain when it happens can help manage it. Follow the “RICE” procedure — rest, ice, compression, elevation — to calm your knee pain. If your knee hurts, stop what you're doing and rest.
Water aerobics is an excellent choice of workout for people with knee pain. Biking is great for improving range of motion, flexibility and strength. Yoga is wonderful for flexibility, especially for the areas around the knee that might be tight walking.
Knee pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages. Knee pain may be the result of an injury, such as a ruptured ligament or torn cartilage. Medical conditions, including arthritis, gout and infections, can also cause knee pain.
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London
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