Knee pain when walking? Is there obvious pain when going up and down stairs? Unable to squat normally? Unexplained swelling of the knee joint? look out! Maybe it's osteoarthritis of the knee joint!

Knee osteoarthritis, also known as knee osteoarthritis, degenerative arthritis, proliferative arthritis, senile arthritis, etc., is a chronic irreversible injury disease that begins with cartilage degeneration and involves joint structures such as bone and synovium. Along with repair, there is often an inflammatory process, hence it is called knee osteoarthritis.

As the saying goes, old legs age first. Knee osteoarthritis is an age-related joint disease, which has the highest incidence rate among osteoarthritis. It is also the main cause of swelling and pain in the knee joint of middle-aged and elderly people.

What is knee osteoarthritis?

In the knee joint, there is a smooth layer of cartilage on the surface of the femur (thigh bone), tibia (calf bone), and patella (knee bone). Healthy cartilage plays a buffering and lubricating role, allowing the knee to move smoothly. In daily life, cartilage wear caused by various reasons can initiate the process of arthritis, especially in middle-aged and elderly people with high exercise intensity and frequent squatting activities.

The main symptoms of knee osteoarthritis include pain, limited mobility, joint swelling, joint stiffness, and the appearance of murmurs or sounds. In the most severe cases, it can cause patients to be unable to walk independently. Not only does it seriously affect the quality of life of patients, but it is also the fourth most common disability disease in the world.

The occurrence of knee osteoarthritis is related to various factors, including gender, trauma, obesity, excessive use, physical disharmony, long-term excessive activity, and family genetic history. Generally speaking, post exercise soreness is an early signal. Once there are early symptoms of suspected knee osteoarthritis, it is necessary to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

How to treat knee osteoarthritis?

When diagnosed with "knee osteoarthritis", many people's first reaction is "do you want to undergo surgery to replace the joint?" In fact, there is no need to panic too much.

The treatment of knee osteoarthritis depends on the stage and severity of the condition, taking into account the patient's age and functional requirements. It is usually divided into two options: conservative treatment (non surgical treatment) and surgical treatment. Conservative treatment includes physical therapy, drug therapy, etc. If other treatment methods are ineffective, surgical treatment can be the last choice.

Because knee osteoarthritis is an irreversible disease, traditional treatment methods other than open surgery have limited effectiveness in delaying the course of the disease, and the time period for relieving pain is relatively short.

There is a relatively blank gap between traditional treatment methods and more open surgical treatment plans, and patients need safer and more effective treatment plans.
Global innovative therapy for knee osteoarthritis

In order to better meet the unmet needs of patients with knee osteoarthritis in China, the Boao Lecheng Pilot Zone relies on the "first and first try" franchise policy to introduce the world's only approved medical device product for knee osteoarthritis indications from overseas - Jiemai Bangmei nSTRIDE ® The autologous protein concentrator can delay the course of the disease, fill the gap in the transition of the original stepped treatment method, and provide a safe and effective innovative treatment method for patients suffering from osteoarthritis pain.

Autologous protein therapy involves extracting anti-inflammatory cytokines and synthetic metabolic growth factors from patients' autologous blood, injecting them back into the joint cavity, thereby altering the disease progression of osteoarthritis, alleviating pain and inflammation, and promoting cartilage regeneration. This treatment method is safe and convenient, and the entire process from blood extraction to injection only takes about 20 minutes. And nSTRIDE ® Autologous protein therapy can last for 2-3 years with a single injection, avoiding the hassle and pain of traditional therapies requiring multiple injections a year.

Product advantages:
Long efficacy: Clinical studies have confirmed that a single injection can benefit for up to 36 months;

Quick effect: Directly extract therapeutic active ingredients without activation.

Good effect: high content of effective factor components can significantly reduce pain related to knee osteoarthritis, improve knee function, and promote cartilage health;

Efficient and fast: A single injection only takes 20 minutes to avoid the risk of infection from multiple injections;

Strong stability: patented design, stable standard preparation, slow and safe release.

High safety: Autologous treatment to avoid rejection reactions caused by heterologous factors.

Autologous protein therapy is suitable for early and mid stage severe patients with knee osteoarthritis. Patients can use this therapy to improve pain and delay the course of disease if they do not meet the indications for open surgical treatment. This therapy has been widely used overseas for 10 years and has accumulated a large number of mature and effective clinical cases.

Finally, I would like to remind everyone to take good care of the knee joint in daily life and not engage in activities that are detrimental to the health of the knee joint. When experiencing knee joint pain, do not tolerate it. Early diagnosis, early treatment, and early recovery are important.

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