Do your knees hurt on stairs, your hips when getting up or your shoulders when getting dressed? At Regen Clinic in Prague we examine your problem and propose treatment aimed at relieving pain and improving movement.
Whether you have confirmed osteoarthritis or do not yet know why your joint hurts, we give you enough time for the examination and for explaining the next steps.

Joint pain does not have to mean osteoarthritis. First we need to find out what is causing your problem.
We discuss when your joint hurts, what limits you and what treatment you have already had. The doctor examines the mobility and function of the joint and, if needed, adds an ultrasound or recommends further examination.
If you have earlier medical reports or images, bring them with you.
We tailor the proposal to the findings, your health and the activities you want to return to. We explain the treatment options, their expected benefits and their limitations.
The goal is to help you manage everyday activities better. The plan may include targeted physiotherapy, adjusting the load and, depending on the diagnosis, further treatment.
We adapt exercises and advice for everyday life to your mobility, muscle strength and tolerance to load. What matters is an approach you can stick to regularly.
At the clinic we offer PRP from your own blood, hyaluronic acid or a combination of the two, and peptides. Not every method is suitable for every joint or grade of osteoarthritis. The doctor will discuss with you whether it makes sense to consider any of them in your case.
For selected problems, the LightForce laser can be part of a treatment plan aimed at relieving pain.
The recommendation is based on your findings. We choose a specific method only after assessing your problem.
Yes. Even with long-term problems it is possible to look for ways to relieve pain and improve joint function. The specific approach depends on the findings and the treatment so far.
We do not promise to restore damaged cartilage. When considering injectable treatment, we will discuss with you mainly its possible effect on pain and joint function, the available evidence and the uncertainties.
No. What matters most is the level of pain, how it limits everyday life and the effect of the treatment so far. If surgery may be a suitable solution, we will recommend a further orthopaedic assessment.
It depends on the cause of the problem and the chosen approach. We will discuss the expected course and how the results will be evaluated at the examination.
Book an examination at Regen Clinic in Prague. We will discuss what limits you and propose specific next steps.
The choice of treatment and its results depend on the diagnosis and the individual's health.
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