Chiropractic Approach to Knee Pain
Many cases of knee pain have their origins further up or down the kinetic chain. Dr Marsh conducts a full biomechanical assessment to identify any contributing factors from the foot, ankle, hip or lower back. Treatment can include knee joint mobilisation and soft tissue work, manipulation of associated joints in the hip, pelvis or lower back, a targeted rehabilitation exercise programme to strengthen the muscles supporting the knee, advice on activity modification, footwear and posture, and MSL Laser Therapy to reduce inflammation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a chiropractor treat knee pain without surgery?
For many patients, chiropractic care provides significant relief without the need for surgery or long-term medication. Dr Marsh will give you an honest assessment of what treatment can and cannot achieve in your case.
I’ve been told I have ‘wear and tear’ in my knee — can you still help?
Yes. Degenerative changes are very common and chiropractic care can reduce pain, improve function and help slow further deterioration.
Does knee pain treatment involve adjusting the knee?
It depends on your diagnosis. Treatment may involve the knee directly, or it may focus primarily on the hip, pelvis or foot if that is where the underlying problem lies.
If you are suffering from knee pain and would like expert help, Dr Michelle Marsh at Back-On-Balance Chiropractic Clinic is here to help. Call us on 01298 871 993 or book online to arrange your new patient consultation.