No More Elbow Arthritis Pain Hereafter! – Try Regenerative Cell Treatment

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No More Elbow Arthritis Pain Hereafter! Try
Regenerative Cell Treatment 
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• Do not let the joint replacement surgery for
  elbow arthritis affect your quality of life!
• Our regenerative cell treatment can naturally
  kick start the active pain-free life that you
  crave for.
• Before understanding the objective of upcoming
  medical regenerative medicine in treating elbow
  arthritis, let us know the causes and symptoms of
  elbow arthritis in detail.

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What is elbow arthritis?

• The joint region of the elbow helps to do regular
  activities such as bending and straightening
  using your hand.
• If your elbows get affected with arthritis, you
  will undergo pain, discomfort, as well as
  restricted range of motion while performing
  routine activities.

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 Causes of elbow arthritis

• There are varied causes of elbow arthritis such
  as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, as well
  as accidental trauma.
• Osteoarthritis damages the cushioned cartilage
  that aids to move the bones smoothly. Henceforth,
  the bones may rub each other, which causes bone
  degeneration.
• Rheumatoid arthritis damages the joint linings
  called synovia. When these linings swell, the
  joint space narrows followed by the destruction
  of bones and soft tissues.
• Elbow arthritis can affect anyone. Still, elders
  are more prone to develop elbow arthritis.
  Furthermore, mid-aged people with a history of
  osteoarthritis, and whoever performs strenuous
  activities may also develop elbow arthritis.

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Symptoms of elbow arthritis 

• The initial major symptom of elbow arthritis will
  be the pain that begins on the external side of
  the joint. In the later period, you will undergo
  constant pain even while taking rest.
• Other symptoms of elbow arthritis include
• Swelling of the elbow region
• Stiffness
• Instability
• Numbness
• Catching/locking sensation
• Bone spur

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Diagnosis of elbow arthritis

• Once you are having constant pain in the elbow
  region, it is time to consult the physician.
• He/she will inspect the elbow for any sign of
  injury, followed by the range-of-motion test to
  examine the joint mobility.
• He may recommend an X-ray test to figure out
  cartilage loss or fracture if any.
• A blood test may predict the occurrence of
  rheumatoid arthritis.
• If its result confirms to be negative, the
  physician will finally diagnose the condition as
  elbow osteoarthritis.

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Conventional treatment for elbow arthritis

• The conservative home-based therapeutic
  modalities aim to improve the elbow movement
  along with the reduction in symptoms.
• These initial methods include activity
  restriction, heat pad application, as well as
  wearing braces and splints. Next, the physician
  will prescribe NSAIDs (nonsteroidal
  anti-inflammatory drugs) to get relief from the
  pain as well as the associated symptoms.
• However, their extensive consumption may cause a
  few complications, such as gastric ulcers, kidney
  damage, and gastrointestinal bleeding.
• Regarding the administration of corticosteroid
  injections, you may find relief from the elbow
  pain and discomfort only for a short duration.
• Moreover, they have side effects like infection
  as well as skin degeneration at the elbow region.
• If the above listed non-surgical therapies fail
  in giving permanent relief from the symptoms, the
  physician may at last recommend surgery.
• The surgery options include synovectomy,
  arthroplasty, arthroscopy, as well as an
  osteotomy.
• Again, there are many post-surgical complications
  such as elbow tenderness, numbness, or limited
  range of motion in several patients.
• The post-surgical recovery also involves an
  extensive rehabilitation period.

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Regenerative Cell Treatment for Elbow Arthritis

• This is where regenerative cell treatment acts as
  the appropriate alternative in giving permanent
  relief from the symptoms.
• Regenerative medicine heals the underlying cause
  and not just mask the symptoms.
• It repairs and revives the injured part
  naturally.
• This non-surgical day-care procedure is minimally
  invasive along with a reduced recovery period.
• This therapy is safe as it utilises your own
  cells, and there will be no risk of rejection or
  allergy.
• Refer to the website http//www.medicastemcells.co
  m to know more about the regenerative cell
  treatment for elbow arthritis condition.
• At Medica Stem Cells, we provide nutritional
  therapy and physical therapy as standalone
  services. Else, they may be offered in
  combination with platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
  therapy, prolotherapy, and mesenchymal cell
  therapy for elbow arthritis treatment. Consult
  our medical team from Medica Stem Cells clinic in
  Ireland at 01 298 8000 or in London at 020 8 168
  2000, to understand these novel modalities in
  detail.

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