Your knees are essential for everyday activities, absorbing shock, supporting your body weight, and keeping you moving. With this responsibility comes wear and tear that can be debilitating, affecting your mobility and overall quality of life. Our experienced team of chiropractors and physical therapists are dedicated to personalizing your treatment to tackle the root cause of your knee pain.
Knee pain is common and affects people of all ages. While the severity of your knee pain can vary from mild to more severe, it can impact your daily quality of life all the same. Common symptoms of knee pain include pain, swelling, and stiffness in your knee joint; difficulty bending or straightening your knee; and popping or clicking sounds when you move your knee. Injury, overuse, arthritis, or other medical conditions are all common causes of knee pain.
While many people share the same symptoms of knee pain, our team knows that treating it isn’t a one-size fits-all approach. During your consultation, we’ll assess your needs to create a tailored treatment plan, starting at the root cause. Our chiropractic adjustments work together with physical therapy exercises and lifestyle advice to restore proper knee joint alignment, reduce knee pain, and improve your overall quality of life.
We start with a thorough evaluation of your condition to assess the underlying cause of your knee pain and what limitations your knee pain causes. Our assessment will include a physical exam and a series of questions, including those around your lifestyle and pain points. We then develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to you that includes chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy exercises, and lifestyle advice.
Yes, a chiropractor addresses misalignments in your spine and surrounding joints to help reduce knee pain and improve function.
If your kneecap is out of place, it would mean you dislocated your knee. In that event, you would want to seek medical attention from an orthopedic doctor, or an emergency room physician.
Knee pain can arise from several conditions including overuse, arthritis, poor posture, and other medical conditions that can contribute to weak muscles and poor joint health.
The main cause of knee pain is likely injury from sprains, tears, or overuse. Arthritis is another fairly common cause of knee pain.
If you’re suffering from knee pain, avoid high-impact activities, like running or jumping, and refrain from kneeling or squatting for long periods of time. Chronic overuse with knee pain can only worsen your pain.
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