Reduce Knee Pain Without Drugs or Surgery in Wayland MI

Bottom Line:

Knee pain in Wayland MI can be debilitating. Getting up and down stairs, long walks, and even getting around the house can be difficult when your knees hurt. The cause of knee pain is often osteoarthritis or degenerative changes of the joint. The pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee is the number one cause of knee replacements worldwide. However, Chiropractic care may be able to help you regain mobility and get you back to performing the activities of daily living with less pain and without the need for drugs or surgery.

Why it Matters in Wayland MI:

Inside each of your knees, you have two primary surfaces (or condyles); one on the outside (or lateral) portion of the knee and one on the inside (the medial aspect). These are meant to glide and move freely with equally balanced forces much like the tires on your car. If they are not balanced, then one side is more likely to develop degenerative changes that can lead to osteoarthritis. Chiropractic adjustments can help restore the ideal alignment and balance. This reduces the wear and tear on your knees, can help reduce pain and inflammation and improve their overall function.

• Osteoarthritis often causes knee pain.
• Improper alignment can contribute to degenerative changes.
• Adjustments have been found to improve the functional ability of the knee.

Next Steps:

Join us for our next workshop where we will discuss how our practice has helped people just like you reduce their knee pain and get their life back! We invite you and a guest to attend our FREE Falling Apart Syndrome workshop on June 24 at 6:00 PM, where Dr. Erik will unpack common problems we frequently encounter with our hips, knees, and ankles. Please contact us via phone (we can receive texts as well), email, or Facebook if you are interested so we can reserve your seats. The workshop is free to attend and open to the public.

Science Source(s):

• Increasing Prevalence of Knee Pain and Symptomatic Knee Osteoarthritis. Ann Intern Med 2012
• Lumbar Manipulation and Exercise in the Management of Anterior Knee Pain and Diminished Quadriceps Activation Following ACL Reconstructions: A Case Report. Int Journal Sports Phys Ther 2014
• The Initial Effects of Knee Joint Mobilization on Osteoarthritic Hyperalgesia. Man Ther. 2007