Comparing two injection treatments for knee arthritis pain

This trial is testing two different injection treatments for knee osteoarthritis — a common condition that causes chronic pain and stiffness. One group will receive perineural 5% dextrose injections, while another group will receive local anesthetic injections. Both are minimally invasive treatments that aim to reduce pain by targeting the nerves around the knee joint.

Knee osteoarthritis affects millions of people and causes long-term pain that can limit daily activities. Although doctors use various treatments, many people still struggle with symptoms, so researchers want to compare these two injection approaches to see which works better in real-world practice.