Knee Pain Specialist

Knee discomfort is one of the primary causes for which our patients see a chiropractic doctor. The day’s many activities depend heavily on the knee. The knee supports the weight of the upper body in addition to bending and straightening the lower leg innumerable times throughout the day. The knee also possesses a considerable amount of rotational flexibility in addition to functioning as a hinge joint.

The body may move through a wider range of motion as a result, but the knee is more prone to damage. Fortunately, folks who experience knee pain can benefit from chiropractic treatment. Finding the most typical causes of knee discomfort is the first step. The appropriate treatment can then be given.

Low-Risk Treatment

The few adverse effects of chiropractic care typically include discomfort at the site of the adjustment, exhaustion, or headaches following the operation. When compared to the benefits of realigning the spine and neurological system for a healthier lifestyle, these side effects are transient and inconsequential. Patients can be sure that chiropractic care is safe. Chiropractic care is non-invasive and low risk compared to the adverse effects that can accompany other knee pain therapies like medicines.

Prevent Joint Dysfunction

The mobility of the knee joints is crucial. You can find it difficult to walk, stand, or even get out of bed if you have knee problems. For the treatment of knee discomfort, visiting a chiropractor can assist in lessening joint dysfunction. Joint discomfort frequently originates in the spine, where chiropractors frequently treat patients.

What to Expect When You See a Chiropractor

All the anatomical components must be investigated when knee discomfort is considered to be the source. Because they directly affect the knee and vice versa, the low back, pelvis, hip, ankle, and foot all need to be examined. In order to provide an accurate diagnosis and develop a treatment plan, chiropractors thoroughly examine patients’ bodies and take detailed medical history. A unique care plan will be presented to each patient.

Treatment for Knee Pain

According to our observations, many persons with knee discomfort gain from one or more of the following chiropractic knee treatments:

Reduce Pain and Swelling in the Joints

To lessen discomfort, inflammation, and muscular spasms, we might advise applying ice. Laser, ultrasound, and interferential therapy may also be used to hasten and support the healing of soft tissues.

Normalize Joint Function

This can be achieved by applying chiropractic manipulation and mobilization procedures to joints that have a reduced range of motion, such as the knee and any nearby joints that are affected. This aids in enhancing movement, enhancing function, and easing discomfort. Additionally, we might advise cross-friction, trigger point therapy, and deep tissue massages.

Rehabilitating Through a Fitness Regimen

Exercises are used during fitting to assist you gain stability, strength, and endurance. Additionally, we focus on enhancing your balance. You can get back to normal and avoid injuries by doing this.

FAQs

1- Can a chiropractor realign a knee?

Knee pain can be relieved with chiropractic adjustments, which are most helpful when combined with complementing corrective exercise. The spine, hips, and knees can all be adjusted by a chiropractor to help move the joints back into the right positions.

2. What truly occurs during a chiropractic adjustment?

A chiropractor will use their hands or a tiny device to provide a controlled, abrupt push to a spinal joint during a chiropractic adjustment.

3. How long do adjustments in chiropractic care last?

Again, depending on the problem and how serious it is, the correction itself should take anywhere from five to twenty minutes. The consultation will likely last 45 to an hour, depending on whether the doctor has advised physical therapy or a massage.