Stronger Joints, Smoother Life at Spire Clinic
Arthritis is a condition that causes inflammation, pain, stiffness and reduced movement in the joints. It commonly affects the knees, hips, shoulders and hands, and may develop due to age-related wear and tear, autoimmune disorders, previous injuries, or lifestyle factors. Early diagnosis and proper treatment can significantly reduce pain, improve mobility and slow the progression of joint damage.
At Spire Clinic, we provide comprehensive and personalised arthritis care focused on relieving pain and restoring joint function. Our specialists begin with a detailed evaluation, including clinical assessment and imaging, to identify the type and severity of arthritis. Our goal is to help patients move comfortably, maintain independence, and enjoy a better quality of life.
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Our Orthopedic Specialists
One of the core strengths of Spire Clinic is our multi surgeon collaborative approach to spine care. Complex spine cases are jointly reviewed by Dr. Deepak, Dr. Harish and Dr. Vinit to ensure accurate diagnosis and the most appropriate treatment plan. This approach helps deliver optimal outcomes while avoiding unnecessary surgery.
Common Arthritis Conditions We Treat
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis and occurs due to wear and tear of the joint cartilage over time. As the cushioning between bones reduces, joints become painful, stiff and less flexible. It commonly affects the knees, hips, spine and hands.
Who Needs It?
Individuals with joint pain that worsens with activity
People experiencing stiffness, especially in the morning or after rest
Older adults with reduced joint movement
Patients with previous joint injuries or excess weight
Benefits:
Reduces pain and joint stiffness
Improves mobility and daily function
Slows further joint damage
Enhances overall quality of life
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune condition where the body’s immune system attacks the joints, causing inflammation, swelling and pain. It often affects multiple joints symmetrically and can lead to joint deformity if untreated.
Who Needs It?
Individuals with persistent joint swelling and tenderness
Patients experiencing fatigue along with joint pain
People with stiffness lasting more than an hour in the morning
Those with pain in multiple joints on both sides of the body
Benefits:
Controls inflammation and pain
Prevents joint damage and deformity
Maintains joint function and independence
Reduces risk of long-term disability
Inflammatory Arthritis
Inflammatory arthritis refers to a group of conditions where joint pain is caused by inflammation, not just wear and tear. This includes conditions like psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. It can affect joints, spine and sometimes other organs.
Who Needs It?
Patients with joint pain along with redness, warmth and swelling
Individuals with prolonged morning stiffness
People with associated conditions like psoriasis or back pain
Those with symptoms affecting multiple joints
Benefits:
Reduces inflammation and swelling
Prevents permanent joint and tissue damage
Improves flexibility and mobility
Helps maintain an active lifestyle
Non-Inflammatory Arthritis
Non-inflammatory arthritis mainly includes degenerative joint conditions where pain is due to mechanical wear, aging or joint stress rather than immune-related inflammation. Symptoms usually worsen with activity and improve with rest.
Who Needs It?
Individuals with activity-related joint pain
Patients with gradual loss of joint movement
People with stiffness after prolonged use
Those with joint discomfort without significant swelling
Benefits:
Relieves pain and discomfort
Improves joint function and movement
Supports long-term joint health
Enables easier performance of daily activities
Why Choose Spire Clinic
Experienced Specialists
Multi Surgeon Collaboration
Minimally Invasive Procedures
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Got Questions About Arthritis Care?
Most types of arthritis cannot be completely cured, but they can be effectively managed to control pain, reduce inflammation and slow joint damage.
At Spire Clinic, our specialists focus on early diagnosis and personalised treatment plans that may include medications, advanced injection therapies, physiotherapy, and lifestyle guidance to protect the joints. For patients with severe joint damage, we offer minimally invasive procedures and joint replacement surgeries to restore movement and significantly improve quality of life.
Recovery time depends on the type and severity of arthritis and the treatment provided. At Spire Clinic, patients undergoing non-surgical treatments such as medications, injections and physiotherapy often notice improvement within a few weeks. For advanced cases requiring minimally invasive procedures or joint replacement surgery, recovery may take a few months and includes structured rehabilitation, pain management and guided physiotherapy. Our team closely monitors progress and customizes treatment plans to ensure safe healing, improved mobility and long-term joint function.
Spire Clinic offers expert orthopaedic specialists, advanced diagnostic tools, personalised treatment plans, minimally invasive options and comprehensive rehabilitation - all focused on helping patients move comfortably and live pain-free.