What Could Be Causing Your Knee Pain?
Meniscus Tear →
ACL Injury →
Knee Osteoarthritis →
Patellar Tendinitis →
Runner's Knee (PFPS) →
Baker's Cyst →
MCL Injury →
Knee Bursitis →
Nonsurgical Treatment Options
After identifying the source of your pain, physicians develop a personalised plan that may include PRP injections, cortisone or epidural steroid injections, stem cell therapy, viscosupplementation, or guided physical rehabilitation. View all treatments →
Frequently Asked Questions
Common causes include meniscus tears, ACL sprains, osteoarthritis, patellar tendinitis, and bursitis. An accurate diagnosis determines the most effective treatment.
MRI is often recommended for persistent or injury-related knee pain to evaluate the meniscus, ligaments, and cartilage.
Many patients - including those with meniscus tears, osteoarthritis, and ligament sprains - achieve significant improvement with nonsurgical treatment including PRP, viscosupplementation, and rehabilitation.
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Medically reviewed by Jason Pirozzolo, DO
Medical Director · Last reviewed May 2026
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