Our Knee Pain Therapy Program will help you immediately with:

• Persistent Pain: knee pain is characterized by persistent or recurrent pain in the knee joint.
• Stiffness: Many people have stiffness in the knee joint, especially after periods of inactivity. This stiffness can make it challenging to bend or extend the knee fully.
• Swelling (Edema): Inflammation of the knee joint or surrounding tissues can lead to swelling or edema. Swelling may worsen pain and limit mobility.
• Decreased Range of Motion: reduced range of motion in the affected knee. You may find it difficult to fully bend or straighten the knee joint.
• Instability: Some individuals with chronic knee pain report feelings of knee instability or a sense that their knee is giving way.
• Grinding Sensation: grinding sensation or noise (crepitus) when moving the knee joint. This may indicate wear and tear of the joint surfaces.
• Weakness: muscle weakness in the thigh and calf muscles, as pain often discourages the use of the affected leg.
• Pain with Weight-Bearing: Pain in the knee joint is typically aggravated by weight-bearing activities, such as walking, standing, or climbing stairs.
• Radiating Pain: In some cases, chronic knee pain may radiate to other areas, such as the thigh or lower leg.
• Difficulty Performing Activities: Chronic knee pain can interfere with daily activities, such as walking, running, kneeling, squatting, or participating in sports and exercise.
• Pain at Rest: In more severe cases, chronic knee pain may be present even at rest, particularly at night. This can lead to sleep disturbances and discomfort.
• Visible Deformities: Certain conditions, such as osteoarthritis or knee joint deformities, can lead to visible changes in the shape or alignment of the knee joint.