Osteoarthritis is the most common kind of chronic joint disease, typically causing joint pain, disability, and mobility problems. Men who are above 50 years old are at most risk for osteoarthritis, which has become the second main cause of work disability for their age group. A number of treatments are available, such as local corticosteroid injection and physical therapy, but they do not offer better long-term clinical results, unless complemented by cartilage repair which is usually done through surgery. Cell therapy implants or injects autologous chondrocytes that can help regenerate local cartilage. Stem cell therapists can offer regenerative therapy for knee osteoarthritis.
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