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Joints and post-surgical

Osteoarthritis and arthritis

Knee, hip, hand and spine osteoarthritis; arthritis management.

Area involved · Osteoarthritis and arthritis

3D anatomical model: Male Full Body Ecorche by Diego Luján García, licensed under CC BY 4.0 (colours changed).

What is it

Osteoarthritis is a very common joint condition. Pain and stiffness don't depend on X-rays alone: exercise is one of the most effective treatments recommended by guidelines. Arthritis, on the other hand, is joint inflammation that requires shared management with your doctor.

What can cause it

  • Age and genetic factors
  • Previous injuries
  • Excess body weight
  • Inflammatory diseases (arthritis)

How we treat it

  • Exercise therapy for strength and mobility
  • Education on managing pain and load
  • Manual therapy to improve movement
  • A sustainable long-term activity plan

What to expect

The goal is to reduce pain, improve function and maintain results with sustainable habits.

How to prevent it

  • Stay active
  • Maintain muscle strength
  • Manage body weight

Do I need rehabilitation?

Yes, guided exercise is recommended at every stage of osteoarthritis.

This page is for information only and does not replace an individual clinical assessment.

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