When should I see a doctor for joint pain?

If joint pain is interfering with your daily routine — it’s time to check in with a doctor. Occasional aches after a workout or a long day are normal, but you should see a specialist if:

• The pain lasts more than a few weeks
• You notice swelling, redness, or warmth around the joint
• The joint feels unstable or like it might "give out"
• Your range of motion is limited
• Over-the-counter meds just aren’t cutting it

Early intervention can prevent further damage and help you avoid surgery later on. We offer a range of non-surgical treatments like injections, regenerative therapy, and physical therapy to help reduce pain and inflammation — and get you back to moving freely.

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