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Reception : +420 277 003 100 Office hours: Po - Pá 7:30 - 19:00

Summer: Building A: MO, TU, WE, FR: 8-4 pm, TH: 11-7 pm Building E: MO, TU, WE, FR: 9-5 pm, TH: 11-7 pm

Home Arthritis of the knee (gonarthrosis)

Arthritis of the knee (gonarthrosis of the 2nd and 3rd degree)

Knee arthrosis, also known as gonarthrosis (Latin: arthrosis genus), is a degenerative disease of the knee joint that causes gradual wear and tear of the articular cartilage. Without early treatment and appropriate therapy, the patient's mobility and quality of life can be severely limited. Seeking early professional help from a rheumatologist is therefore crucial.

Osteoarthritis is divided into several stages according to the severity of cartilage damage.

What is grade 1 gonarthrosis? This is mild wear and tear, the pain is usually mild and the joint is still functioning well. Other grades include:

Grade 2 arthrosis: Moderate wear and tear, the presence of more severe pain and stiffness.
Grade 3 arthrosis: Significant cartilage loss, limited movement and daily pain.
Grade 4 arthrosis: Complete cartilage wear, with bones rubbing together and the patient having significant limitations in movement.

Grade 2 gonarthrosis of the knee: triggers

Grade 2 knee arthrosis most commonly develops as a result of various risk factors, including:

Age: Wear and tear of the cartilage is more common as you get older. Sometimes referred to as primary gonarthrosis because it occurs without a clear cause or obvious triggering factor and is often associated with the natural aging process.
Excessive stress on the joints: especially in overweight people or athletes with high stress on the knees.
Knee injuries: Injury to the meniscus or ligaments can accelerate degenerative processes in the joint.
Heredity and genetic predisposition: Genetic factors can influence the structure of cartilage and its susceptibility to wear.

Early diagnosis and treatment of arthritis can slow the progression of the disease and relieve symptoms. An examination by a doctor will help determine the degree of damage and establish an appropriate treatment plan, giving the patient the opportunity to maintain mobility and avoid difficult operations in the future.

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Knee arthrosis grade 2: treatment of knee arthrosis

Are you suffering from arthritis? At ATODA Medical we offer a wide range of treatment options. Common therapies include:

Physiotherapy: rehabilitation exercises to strengthen the muscles around the knee.
Hyaluronic acid or corticosteroid injections or joint nutrition for arthritis: These help reduce pain and inflammation, improve mobility and slow down the natural wear and tear of cartilage.
Kinesiotaping and bracing.
Pharmacological treatment: pain-relieving drugs using non-steroidal antirheumatic drugs.
Plasma therapy and other modern methods: Promote regeneration of damaged cartilage and slow down degeneration.

Beginning arthrosis of the knee: symptoms

Symptoms of arthritis of the knee are often mild at first, but can worsen over time. The most common symptoms include:

Pain: Especially with exertion, movement or, conversely, after sitting for long periods. In the beginning, our department of orthopaedics (Prague) mainly deals with.
Joint stiffness: Especially in the morning or after a long period of rest.
Restricted range of motion: The knee cannot be bent or straightened completely.
Twitching and cracking in the knee during movement.
Swelling of the knee joint.
Deformity of the joint in advanced stages.

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Grade 3 knee arthrosis: treatment

How to treat arthrosis in the knee? These are very similar methods to those we have listed in the case of arthrosis of the 2nd degree. Injections into the knee for arthrosis can be administered, dealt with by physiotherapy and rehabilitation, medication, orthoses or surgery may also be an option.

Contact us today! Don't hesitate and don't put off knee arthritis treatment. Schedule a consultation or give us a call so we can help you live a life free of pain and limitations.

Grade 3 gonarthrosis: why choose our clinic?

If you are suffering from knee arthrosis, treatment at ATODA Medical should be the obvious choice for you. We offer a personalised approach, modern equipment and experienced experts who specialise in the treatment of arthritis. Our specialists will help you choose the best therapy for your exact needs.

The arthritis in your knee, or you, will be in the hands of true experts with years of experience.

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What our patients appreciate the most

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I couldn't have picked a nicer clinic. For me it's absolutely TOP. Such a nice and professional staff as in Atoda is hard to see. With my panic fear of needles, we found a way to overcome all the withdrawals during pregnancy ... gynecologist MUDr. Vlček is a pedant who does not underestimate anything! After my son was born, I signed him up for the atody as well. Regular check-ups at the exact time when I come and do not have to wait are not even remotely comparable to the meticulous approach of the pediatrician! The price/quality ratio is more than favorable! When I take into account that I have almost everything under one roof and I don't have to run halfway across Prague ... it's definitely worth it

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I have used the service of the Physiotherapist, Mr. Strakoš, who helped me get rid of contractions in my head after a stroke.

My brother has used the service of the Dermatologist, Mr. Bortlik, who helped him with a chronic eczema that stopped occurrence.

Both specialists are high professionals with empathy to customers.

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