KNEE PAIN

Most knee injuries fall under one of two categories: gradual onset or a traumatic, sudden injury.  The gradual onset conditions tend to be more of the arthritis or tendonitis conditions such as osteoarthritis, patellofemoral (knee cap) pain, and patellar tendonitis.

Patients respond well to physical therapy in most cases of gradual onset or traumatic knee injuries. We use various non-invasive methods and techniques for knee pain treatment.

Common problems and injuries in the knee

If you’re experiencing knee pain, chances are you’re facing one of these common problems with the knee joint:

• ACL Tear
• Meniscal Tear
• MCL Strain
• Chondromalacia Patella
• Patellofemoral Syndrome

• Patellar Tendonitis
• Osgood Schlatter’s Disease
• Quadriceps Rupture
• Baker’s Cyst
• Osteoarthritis
• Total knee replacement/arthroplasty

In addition to these conditions, ITB syndrome, proximal calf strain, and any number of post-surgical, meniscectomy and ligament repair, are also common.

Knee pain relief & physical therapy

Phillip is experienced in advanced techniques that provide knee pain relief.  Below are just a few of the skills we deploy to get you back on your feet and help manage your pain.

• Pain Modulation Techniques
• Manual Therapy
• Joint Mobilization
• Frequency Specific Microcurrent
• Manual Muscle Stretching
• Soft Tissue Mobilization
• Exercise Therapy
• Heat/Cold Therapy

We get to the root cause of your knee pain (or diagnosis) and we make sure to educate you on how and why of your knee pain, and put you on a path to ongoing wellness and knee injury prevention.