Start with your symptoms and activity
Pain with stairs, squats, running, or court sports can have different explanations. Describe swelling, catching, a specific injury, or a change in training.
Clarify what needs treatment
Your evaluation may include questions about prior arthritis or meniscus diagnoses, tendon symptoms, imaging, and rehabilitation. An injection is not appropriate for every knee problem.
Considering PRP for knee osteoarthritis?
Review candidacy, evidence, and alternatives in our PRP for knee arthritis guide. You can also request a second opinion on a proposed treatment.
Could regenerative care be part of the discussion?
A consultation can review whether PRP or another approach is reasonable for your diagnosis, together with rehabilitation, other nonsurgical options, or a referral when needed. Evidence varies by condition, and no procedure is guaranteed to restore tissue or return you to sport.
Bring the details that matter
Prepare relevant imaging reports, prior treatment records, a medication list, and the activities you want to work toward.
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Knee symptoms in context
Tell your physician about swelling, instability, a prior meniscus diagnosis, or an injury that changed your ability to walk or exercise.