With over two decades of experience treating patients with joint problems, Dr. Mohanty urges people to recognize subtle symptoms before the condition progresses and limits mobility."Knee arthritis doesn't happen overnight. It develops gradually, and early detection can greatly improve outcomes," says Mr. Mohanty, who practices at several leading medical institutions in Odisha.
Early signs often go unnoticed, as many patients assume it's just general wear and tear. However, Dr. Mohanty stresses that persistent knee pain, especially after physical activity or long periods of rest, should not be ignored. "Stiffness in the morning, slight swelling, or a grinding sensation in the joint are often the body’s first signals," he explains.
One of the most common types of knee arthritis is osteoarthritis, which typically affects individuals over 45. However, younger adults can also experience symptoms, especially if they’ve had previous knee injuries or live a sedentary lifestyle. Dr. Mohanty warns, "Ignoring these symptoms can lead to irreversible damage and limit your treatment options."
He also highlights that creaking sounds during movement, mild inflammation, and a feeling of instability in the knee are telltale signs that warrant medical attention. "The earlier we diagnose arthritis, the better we can manage it through non-surgical methods like physiotherapy, medications, and lifestyle changes," he adds.
Dr. Mohanty has treated thousands of patients and is passionate about raising awareness about joint health. He encourages regular check-ups for those at risk and stresses the role of weight management and exercise in maintaining joint function.
"Patients often come to me when the damage is already severe. But if they come during the early stages, we can often delay or even avoid surgery altogether," he notes.
As a leading voice in orthopedic care, Dr. Khitish Mohanty is committed to educating the public about the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of knee arthritis. He regularly conducts seminars and contributes to public health campaigns in UK.
For more information or to schedule a consultation, visit Dr. Mohanty’s clinic or follow his updates on social media platforms where he shares regular tips on joint care and arthritis management.
Contact Info:
Khitish Mohanty
Nuffield Health, Bay Hospital, Dunleavy Dr, Cardiff, Wales CF11 0SN, United Kingdom
+447737205970
mohantycardiff@gmail.com
https://www.pelvisandhips.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/khitish-mohanty-45a38418b/