Knee PainKnee pain can affect walking, stairs, exercise, and everyday activities. It may result from overuse, poor tracking, joint stress, previous injury, muscle imbalance, or compensation from the hips, pelvis, feet, or spine. Some people feel pain around the kneecap, inside or outside the knee, behind the knee, or during movement.
Chiropractic care may help by improving alignment, reducing stress through the movement chain, and helping the body move more efficiently. The knee often reflects how the rest of the body is functioning, so problems in the hips, pelvis, feet, or spine can influence how much strain the knee takes. A whole-body approach may help reduce irritation and support better recovery.
At Chiro One, we don’t just look at the knee in isolation. We may use X-rays, chiropractic care, upper cervical specific care, manual therapy, exercise programs, muscle stimulation, cupping, shockwave therapy, and Advanced Muscle Integration Technique to help identify and address the full mechanical picture. Neural Pathway Integration may also be used when movement control or compensation patterns are part of the issue.
If your knee pain keeps coming back or gets worse with activity, it may be a sign that something deeper needs to be addressed. Chiro One can help you get a clearer picture of the cause and a better plan for recovery.