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What causes painful joints?
Inflammation (redness and swelling) is a normal reaction in the human body. For example, when a foreign substance (such as bacteria or a virus) enters the body, your bodys immune system goes into action. Led by the white blood cells, your immune system releases chemicals to attack the unwanted substance.
The same thing may happen when a joint is overworked or injured. Your immune system steps in to help ease the pain of the joint. Usually, this process is well-controlled: some slight, temporary inflammation occurs in the joint, and then clears up.
But in some cases, the white blood cells, and the chemicals they release to protect you, can damage sensitive tissues. This leads to more inflammation and causes pain and tenderness that either wont go away, or seems to go away but keeps coming back.
This pain and tenderness is often caused by a build-up of fluid in the joint. This fluid is made up of the white blood cells and the chemicals they release, along with other fluids such as red blood cells and lubricants that, in normal amounts, help the joints work smoothly.
Joints that are the most likely to become painful and inflamed, and that may benefit from injection, include shoulders, wrists, hips, and knees, but practically any joint can be affected and injected.
Some people who have constant pain in their knees have a condition called osteoarthritis. Unlike the temporary pain and inflammation caused in a joint by an overactive immune system response, osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease.
Osteoarthritis mostly affects the cartilage. Cartilage is the tissue that covers the ends of bones in a joint. When healthy, cartilage allows bones to glide over one another and provides a "shock absorber" function. The normal knee joint also contains a small amount of fluid called synovial fluid, which is a thick, gel-like substance that cushions the joint and provides lubrication to reduce friction.
In osteoarthritis, the surface layer of cartilage breaks down and wears away. Adding to the problem, the synovial fluid in your knees loses its ability to lubricate the joint. This combination causes pain and stiffness, limitation of joint motion, and some inflammation in your knees.
Knee Fluid
Therefore, there is a medicine Knee Fluid which is believed to play a role in the growth of cartilage and its repair.