What is orthokine therapy?
Dr. Mohammad Hossein Delshad
تهران
Familiarity with orthokine therapy
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This method of treatment is very useful for eliminating arthritis and inflammation... It is also used to prevent pain and arthritis.
Arthritis is one of the most common diseases of the musculoskeletal system... This disease usually affects parts such as the knee, hip, spine and shoulder...
Usually following this disease, people experience pain and stiffness in the joint during physical activity.
Click here to contact us directly Click here to receive a free consultation. The therapeutic effects of orthokine therapy are different depending on the conditions of each person.... The severity of each person's injury determines how long the therapeutic effects remain.
The healing process starts after the injection to the desired part.... Now its effectiveness depends on the follow-up of the patient and the continuation of the treatment if needed...
Follow-up care should also be done, such as doing rehabilitation exercises, to maximize the effects and durability of the treatment results.
What cases is orthokine therapy used to treat? This treatment method is useful for people with arthrosis for various reasons... In addition, this method can be used to treat such cases:
- large and smaller joints such as knee, ankle, hip joint, shoulder and wrist
- small joints such as interphalangeal
- joints between vertebrae
Other items:
- Degenerative-dystrophy diseases of joints
- People who undergo joint or ligament surgery
- Tendon damage, nerve and muscle damage
- Early stages of intervertebral hernia disease
- Treatment of sports injuries
Contraindications for orthokine therapy
Although this method is effective and safe, it does not work for everyone.. In these cases there are contraindications:
- Patients suffering from acute inflammatory joint diseases
- Immediately after the patient's injury
- in patients with influenza and ARVI
- Chronic and worse diseases
- after using antibiotics or vaccinations
- patients with autoimmune diseases
Is orthokine therapy dangerous? No matter how the joint is injected, there is a risk of infection.
Among other possible side effects of this method, the following can be mentioned:- continuous pain and stiffness in the joint
- lack of recovery after injection
- Swelling or bruising at the injection site
- short-term anesthesia caused by local anesthesia
All the mentioned cases are possible side effects and if you are careful enough in choosing your doctor and see an experienced and skilled specialist, you will not experience such side effects.
