Dr. William Bonner

If you’ve had an MRI for knee pain, your report may mention ‘bone marrow edema,’ ‘subchondral signal change,’ or ‘bone marrow lesions.’ These terms often appear almost as afterthoughts — mentioned briefly,...

Most patients who research stem cell therapy for knee arthritis learn about injecting stem cells into the knee joint. What far fewer patients — or physicians — know is that where you...

If you’ve been told you have “bone-on-bone” knee arthritis, chances are the next sentence was something like: “You’re going to need a knee replacement eventually.” I hear this from patients regularly —...

One of the most common questions I get from patients who have done their research is: “Should I get PRP or stem cell therapy for my knee?” It’s a fair question —...

If you’re dealing with persistent knee pain from osteoarthritis or a soft tissue injury, chances are someone — a primary care doctor, an orthopedic surgeon, or a well-meaning friend — has suggested...

Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common reasons patients come to our clinic seeking alternatives to surgery. The condition involves a gradual breakdown of cartilage, inflammation within the joint, and —...

Pain in the buttock or back of the thigh is often assumed to be a hamstring strain. While true hamstring injuries are common, not all posterior thigh or buttock pain originates from the...

Stretching is often recommended as a first-line solution for low back pain. While stretching can be helpful for certain conditions, it is not universally beneficial — and in some cases, it may actually worsen symptoms....

Lumbar facet joint pain — a form of back pain caused by degeneration or inflammation of the facet joints — is a frequent reason people seek care. Traditional treatments like physical therapy, injections, and medications...