Do you struggle with knee pain, shoulder pain, hip pain, or other forms of joint discomfort and need relief? At Interventional Pain Specialists of Wisconsin, SC, in Hudson, Rice Lake, and Altoona, Wisconsin, our interventional spine and pain management specialists provide advanced, image-guided joint pain treatments designed to reduce pain, restore function, and improve long-term joint health.
What is Joint Pain?
Joint pain occurs in the areas where two bones meet, known as joints. These complex structures include cartilage, bone, ligaments, tendons, and surrounding muscles. When any of these components are damaged or inflamed, pain, stiffness, and loss of motion can occur.
Joint pain may result from injury, inflammation, degenerative conditions, or normal aging. At Interventional Pain Specialists of Wisconsin, SC, we focus on identifying the true source of pain and tailoring treatment to address the underlying problem—not just the symptoms.
Problems Joint Pain Can Cause
Joint pain can affect daily activities and quality of life in many ways, including:
- Swelling and inflammation
- Stiffness, especially in the morning or after rest
- Reduced range of motion
- Difficulty walking, lifting, or reaching
- Warmth or tenderness around the joint
Commonly affected joints include the knees, hips, shoulders, ankles, elbows, and wrists. Pain may range from mild discomfort to severe, disabling symptoms. Early evaluation allows for more treatment options and may help slow further joint damage.
Conditions That Cause Joint Pain
Joint pain may be caused by a variety of conditions, such as:
- Osteoarthritis and other forms of arthritis
- Osteoporosis
- Joint inflammation
- Fractures or prior trauma
- Strains and sprains
- Tendinitis or bursitis
- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
To determine the cause of joint pain, our team performs a comprehensive evaluation that includes a physical exam, review of symptoms, and medical history. Imaging such as X-rays, ultrasound, or MRI may be used to precisely diagnose the problem.
Advanced Joint Pain Treatment Options
Regenerative Joint Injections
Regenerative joint injections are designed to support the body’s natural healing response. These treatments may include platelet-rich plasma (PRP), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), or other orthobiologic products placed directly into the joint under precise image guidance.
While traditional intra-articular injections target the joint space, advanced regenerative care often requires a deeper and more precise approach.
Advanced Intraosseous Regenerative Injections
For select patients with more advanced joint degeneration, intraosseous regenerative injections may provide an additional treatment option. These procedures involve placing regenerative cellular products directly into the bone beneath the joint surface, where arthritis and degeneration often originate.
Intraosseous injections are designed to:
- Address pain and degeneration at the bone level
- Support joint stability and long-term joint health
- Complement intra-articular injections for more advanced cases
These procedures require specialized training, advanced imaging, and a deep understanding of joint and bone anatomy.
Importantly, Interventional Pain Specialists of Wisconsin, SC, is the only clinic in the region offering intraosseous regenerative injections. No other practice in the area provides this level of advanced, image-guided regenerative joint care.
Why Choose Us for Joint Pain Treatment?
At Interventional Pain Specialists of Wisconsin, SC, we combine advanced technology with decades of clinical experience to deliver comprehensive joint care under one roof. Our board-certified physicians in pain medicine and anesthesiology perform every procedure using precise image guidance to maximize safety, accuracy, and outcomes.
We are the only practice in the area offering:
- Conventional joint injections
- Advanced regenerative joint therapies
- Intraosseous regenerative injections
- Nerve-based pain procedures
- Ultra–minimally invasive surgical options
Our goal is not just temporary pain relief, but long-term joint preservation, improved mobility, and avoidance of unnecessary surgery whenever possible.
Joint Pain Consultations in Hudson, Rice Lake & Altoona
If joint pain is limiting your movement or quality of life, call (715) 234-7246 (PAIN) to schedule a consultation. We proudly serve patients at our locations in Hudson, Rice Lake, and Altoona, WI.