Overview
From early knee pain to advanced arthritis, care should be precise.
Knee pain can come from ligament injury, meniscus tear, arthritis, cartilage wear, kneecap problems, tendinitis or fracture. At ARKA Clinic, knee treatment begins with a focused examination and a practical plan for pain relief, stability and walking confidence.
Walking focusedAssessment of gait, stairs, squatting, swelling and knee stability.
Cause based careInjury, arthritis and mechanical problems are treated differently.
Sports injury reviewACL, meniscus and ligament concerns are evaluated carefully.
Surgery only if neededConservative care is considered before surgical options.
When knee pain needs consultation
- Marked swelling, redness, warmth or severe pain
- Knee giving way, locking, popping or instability
- Unable to fully bend or straighten the knee
- Pain after fall, twist, sports injury or road accident
- Long-term pain while walking, climbing stairs or sitting cross-legged
How your knee is evaluated
- 1History and examination
The doctor checks the pain pattern, injury history, swelling, range of motion and ligament stability.
- 2Imaging if needed
X-rays may show arthritis or fracture. MRI may be advised for ligament, cartilage or meniscus injury.
- 3Treatment planning
Medicines, physiotherapy, braces, injections, arthroscopy or replacement options may be discussed depending on severity.
- 4Recovery guidance
You receive advice for safe activity, strengthening and follow-up.
Seek urgent care if you cannot bear weight, see deformity, have fever with knee redness, or severe pain after injury.