Knee pain can affect us all at any stage in our lives. Whether a sudden injury or pain that has come on gradually and built over time, knee pain can cause problems in everyday life. Here at EMPC in Loughborough, we specialise in treating both knee injuries and speeding recovery, knee rehabilitation and age related knee pain alike. We have high levels of success with knee pain recovery without the need for surgery.
Some common causes of Knee Pain that physiotherapy at EMPC will help include:
A common age related cause of knee pain. This occurs when the joint protecting cartilage in your knee wears over time, and can cause pain, swelling and difficulty walking.
Sporting injury, age related wear and tear, and the effects of active life, can lead to damage to the cushioning meniscus cartilage in the knee, leading to sever pain in some instances.
The Anterior Cruciate ligament ( ACL) and Medical Collateral Ligaments ( MCL ligaments) can tear in traumatic injuries and result in painful knee dysfunction.
Overuse injury and unaccustomed use of the tendon at the front of the knee, often associated with running, jumping and hill walking activity, can lead to pain associated with inefficient healing.
The iliotibial band is a think fibrous band joining the hip to the knee and can become painful with overuse, and muscle weakness around th hip. Pain often arises on the outside of the knee.
A general term applied to pain at the front of the knee, often associated with how the knee cap is moving.
Treatment for your knee pain will include any or all of the following:
To book an appointment or ask for some advice, call us on 01509 215614 or email enquiries@empc.co.uk, or book online below.
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