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How to relieve knee pain without knee replacement? How can temporarily blocking a nerve help treat chronic knee pain? Your knee has several genicular nerves that carry pain signals to your brain. When conditions like arthritis cause chronic knee pain, these nerves transmit signals that your brain interprets as pain. A diagnostic genicular nerve block works by temporarily interrupting those signals using local anesthetic. It doesn’t repair damaged cartilage or treat the underlying arthritis. Instead, it helps determine whether these specific nerves are contributing to your pain. If blocking them provides significant temporary relief, that’s useful information! It suggests that radiofrequency ablation (RFA), which uses controlled heat to reduce pain signals from those same nerves, may provide longer-lasting relief. The goal is to reduce knee pain, improve mobility, and help patients stay active while continuing physical therapy and supporting recovery. #kneepain #kneereplacement #painmanagement

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