Although they are popularly referred to as fluid loss in the joint, Cartilage Melting, Calcification, etc., Orthopedists refer to these disorders in general as_cc781905-53bf781905-53bzd-3194-

     

     The age of the patient is the most important factor in treatment. In addition, the activity level, the joint with the arthritis, the daily habits of the patient and, of course, the stage of the arthritis are the parameters that your doctor uses in choosing the treatment recommended for you.

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    For example, the age parameter can be quite complicated in our country. The age of the patient may be very different from what appears in the population records. Some patients are not even aware of the correct age in their population records. Moreover, we generally consider the "Physiological Age" (the age at which the patient appears) in making decisions rather than the "chronological age" (ie calendar age) in patients.

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     my,my patients_cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136b35319cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3558-13365931 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_tedavileri The criterion that I take into account the most and gives me strength while planning is science. Yani current literature information. In other words, I think about the studies done in many parts of the world and their results and filter them through experience. Then, after explaining and informing my patient as simply as they can understand, I decide what treatment to do. 

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