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Specialist care for knee arthritis, joint pain, stiffness, and mobility problems to help you move with more comfort.
Knee arthritis can make everyday movement more difficult, especially walking, standing, climbing stairs, or getting up from a chair.
A proper diagnosis helps determine the severity of knee arthritis and the best treatment plan for pain, stiffness, and mobility problems.
Assessment of pain location, swelling, knee motion, alignment, stability, and walking pattern.
Used to evaluate joint space narrowing, arthritis severity, bone spurs, and alignment changes.
May be used when there is concern for meniscus damage, ligament injury, or other soft tissue problems.
Treatment depends on arthritis severity, pain level, activity goals, overall health, and how much symptoms affect daily life.
Non-surgical treatment is often recommended first, especially for mild to moderate arthritis.
Options may include:
Many patients can manage symptoms without surgery, especially when arthritis is less advanced.
Surgery may be considered when knee arthritis becomes severe and non-surgical care no longer provides enough relief.
Total knee replacement may be discussed for advanced arthritis.
If knee pain, stiffness, or limited mobility is affecting your daily life, schedule an appointment with Dr. Franky Davis to discuss your treatment options.
Common signs include knee pain, stiffness, swelling, grinding, reduced motion, and difficulty walking or using stairs.
Yes. Many patients start with non-surgical treatment such as physical therapy, activity changes, medication, bracing, or injections.
Total knee replacement may be considered when arthritis is severe, pain affects daily life, and non-surgical treatments no longer provide enough relief.
You should consider evaluation if knee pain, swelling, stiffness, or difficulty walking is limiting your daily activities.
At Sterling Group Orthopedics, Dr. Franky Davis provides trusted orthopedic care in Moultrie, Georgia, combining surgical expertise with a patient-first approach.