High Incidence of Osteoarthritis Makes Bracing a New Physical Therapy Option

Osteoarthritis is a chronic degenerative disease caused by the wear and tear of articular cartilage, with aging being the primary risk factor. Epidemiological data show that about 50% of people over 60 have radiographic evidence of osteoarthritis, and the prevalence rises to as high as 80% among those aged 75 and above, posing a serious threat to the quality of life of middle-aged and elderly populations.

For the common condition of unilateral knee osteoarthritis, the osteoarthritis brace manufactured by Jinwei Kangda offers an innovative physical therapy solution. Based on the three-point mechanical principle, the brace precisely "offloads" the affected knee joint, effectively widening the joint space, reducing pain caused by bone-on-bone friction, and scientifically redistributing joint loads during daily activities.

For patients with mild osteoarthritis, Type I can be used, which provides mild support and helps relieve pain.

For patients with moderate osteoarthritis, Type II can be used, featuring a double-axis design with wing plates that offer excellent anti-twist and anti-tear performance.

For patients with severe osteoarthritis, Type III can be used, which provides bilateral high-strength support.

Compared with surgery and long-term medication, the brace's core advantages lie in its non-invasive nature and drug-free approach, with rapid onset of effect and comfortable wearing. Its lightweight and low-profile design makes it convenient for daily use. Experts suggest that in addition to active bracing intervention, weight control, avoiding excessive joint loading, and engaging in appropriate non-weight-bearing exercises remain the cornerstones of preventing and slowing the progression of osteoarthritis.