As all diseases, the prevention and the early diagnosis and onetime treatment of OA play important roles patient final outcome. The treatment of OA can be categorized into two options. Treatment options of OA are: Nonsurgical (non-pharmacological, pharmacological, and complementary) and surgical interventions. As it always was, is, and will be, the patients have this right to get the best, safest, and least invasive therapies as their first treatment options. Meanwhile, surgical interventions should be considered in patients who have responded to the first line non/less invasive therapies inadequately. Meanwhile, the non-surgical treatments are often effective enough as the first line in patients management. Actually, the<unk>  treatment is a combination of medical therapies.
Osteoarthritis medical therapy
Ankylosing spondylitis medical therapy
Psoriatic arthritis medical therapy
Rheumatoid arthritis surgical therapy
Septic arthritis medical therapy
Reactive arthritis medical therapy
Ankylosing spondylitis surgery
Back pain medical therapy