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How to Avoid Knee Replacement: Modern Knee Pain Treatments Explained

You don’t have to live with knee pain and surgery isn’t your only option. In this video, Dr. Thomas Pontinen of Midwest Anesthesia and Pain Specialists (MAPS) explains the most effective modern treatments for knee pain, from arthritis and chronic degeneration to acute injuries like meniscus tears and ligament damage. Knee pain is one of the most common conditions we treat at MAPS. Whether you’re: • Dealing with knee arthritis • Struggling with chronic knee pain for years • Recovering from a knee injury • Trying to avoid knee replacement surgery • Still in pain after a knee replacement There are more options today than ever before. In this video, Dr. Pontinen covers: • Steroid injections for inflammation • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) regenerative therapy • Hyaluronic acid injections (joint lubrication therapy) • Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for chronic knee pain • Cryoneurolysis (freezing the pain nerve) • Peripheral nerve stimulators • Custom knee bracing for alignment and stability Many of these treatments are minimally invasive, done in-office, and require little to no downtime. Some aim to reduce inflammation. Others help heal tissue. And some interrupt pain signals directly, providing months or even years of relief. At MAPS, our goal is simple: Help you move again. Help you live again. Help you get your identity back. 📍 We have 8 locations across the Chicagoland area. 💳 We accept most major insurances, including Medicare. If you have knee pain, there’s a very high chance we can help you. Learn more about knee pain treatment options: 👉 https://www.mwpain.com Schedule a consultation today: 📞 Call 773-917-8400 You don’t have to let knee pain define you. 0:00 – Introduction 0:10 –Types of Knee Pain 0:56 – Injection Options 3:28 – Ablation Options 5:11 – Peripheral Nerve Stimulation 6:48 – Knee Bracing 8:40 – Your Next Step for Relief 10:33 – Helping Patients Get Their Lives Back