Low-dose radiotherapy uses very small, carefully controlled doses of radiation to help with painful osteoarthritis. It works as an anti-inflammatory treatment. It is different from the stronger radiotherapy used for cancer because it uses a much lower dose of radiation and is therefore very unlikely to cause side effects.
Many studies show that radiotherapy treatment works well for osteoarthritis with minimal side-effects.
Each session only takes a few minutes and it doesn’t hurt at all. You only need to do it six times, spread over 2-3 weeks, for it to work effectively.
We use the latest technology in radiation therapy to create a treatment plan that’s just for you, tailored to fit your unique needs.
Our state-of-the-art treatment helps reduce arthritis pain without surgery. It’s non-invasive, meaning it doesn’t involve any cutting or needles.
This treatment targets the sore joints very precisely, focusing on the areas where you need it the most.
There are several ways to manage osteoarthritis, depending on the severity and specific joints affected:
Adjusting how you perform daily tasks can help relieve stress on painful joints
Restricting joint movement with braces or splints can help reduce pain and inflammation
Gentle exercises and stretches can improve joint flexibility and strengthen supporting muscles
Your doctor may prescribe medicine or injections to alleviate pain and control inflammation
This treatment uses gentle non-invasive X-rays to relieve pain and inflammation
In severe cases, surgical options like joint fusion or replacement can restore function
Low-dose radiotherapy is considered a very safe and effective treatment option for managing osteoarthritis. This safety comes from several key factors:
During The Consultation
During Your Radiotherapy Treatment
After Your Radiotherapy Treatment
