You have been invited to watch a talk about knee osteoarthritis (OA), also known as the ageing knee, following an assessment by your health care professional.
Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis, and the knee is one of the commonly affected joints. The symptoms of the ageing knee can be well managed with appropriate advice and management.
This talk aims to help you understand knee osteoarthritis and the ageing knee and how you can manage it.
How do I attend the webinar?
The live webinars are clinician led and offer you the opportunity to be involved in a question and answer session. You can directly book to attend our Knee Osteoarthtritis and Ageing Knee live webinars below.
If you can't attend our live webinar, or would like to go through the information in your own time, the three videos below contain the information you need on knee osteoarthritis and the ageing knee. The first video is the most important video to watch and listen to as it contains lots of useful information to help you understand and manage your symptoms.
You are welcome to attend a live webinar at a later stage to ask any questions you may have, or you can contact your healthcare provider to discuss any remaining concerns.
Knee Osteoarthritis and the Ageing Knee Informational Video
Versus Arthritis Osteoarthritis Video
Exercises to help you manage your symptoms.
Next steps
Now you have watched the videos you can choose any of the following options:
You can continue managing your symptoms by applying the self management and lifestyle changes discussed in the webinar and videos (see further information in the section below).
You can return to a primary care practitioner at your local GP surgery, for example a first contact physiotherapist (FCP) or your GP.
Your feedback matters
This webinar is designed to support you and your needs. Your feedback is important to us and will help us improve our services. We’d love to hear from you - please share your feedback.
Further information about your condition or general health
The following links to websites, services, leaflets or other online tools and resources will provide you with more advice and exercises to help you manage your condition and work towards a healthier lifestyle.
