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Treatment, Prevention
Osteoarthritis Treatment In most cases, the goals of osteoarthritis treatment are to control symptoms, improve joint function, and slow progression of the disease. Treatment plans often involve lifestyle modifications (e.g., weight loss, exercise), physical therapy and medication. Severe joint damage caused by osteoarthritis may require surgery. The application of heat or ice to the affected joint may be helpful, in some cases. Topical analgesics (e.g., creams or rubs), which are a...Read the full article 
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