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Lifestyle Modifications
Making lifestyle choices may help reduce the risk and help treat osteoarthritis of the hip and knee. These changes in some cases include weight reduction and increasing physical activity. We can help guide you with resources for these and other lifestyle modifications.
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Medication Therapy
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) are a treatment option for knee and hip pain. Dr. Jennings and his team can determine if they are right for you.
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Injections
Dr. Jennings and his team have extensive experience injecting the hip and knee joints to help relieve pain. We can assist with options that may be beneficial for you.
Trochantic Bursa Hip Injection
A trochanteric bursa injection is a minimally invasive procedure in which a steroid is injected directly into the trochanteric bursa in the hip joint. An ultrasound or x-ray may be used to inject a steroid directly into the hip joint for pain or arthritis.
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Knee Injections
Knee injections are very common for knee pain. Cortisone (a steroid) is the mainstay of treatment but other injections and types do exist. This includes viscosupplementation (i.e. gel) and PRP injections. Dr. Jennings and his team will have a conversation with you to determine what is best for you.
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Physical Therapy for the Hip and Knee
Dr. Jennings many years of practice as a physical therapist and athletic trainer has helped shape who he is today. He can help guide you through the process for non-surgical, preoperative and postoperative treatment.
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Knee Bracing
Bracing may be used for knee pain in certain situations. Dr. Jennings will evaluate you and let you know if this is an option for you to assist with your pain and knee condition.
