Knee and Lower Extremity Conditions
Knee & Lower Extremity Care
Knee and lower extremity issues can make walking, exercising, and even daily tasks difficult. Whether caused by sports injuries, overuse, arthritis, or alignment problems, these conditions can lead to pain, instability, and reduced mobility. Chiropractic care addresses the root cause by improving joint alignment, enhancing movement patterns, and supporting the body’s natural healing process.
Initial Assessment & Diagnosis
Comprehensive Evaluation:
Your chiropractor will discuss your symptoms, activity level, and medical history to understand the full scope of your condition.
Physical Examination:
We assess joint motion, muscle strength, gait mechanics, and posture, as well as perform orthopedic tests to pinpoint problem areas.
Cause Identification:
Determining whether the pain or dysfunction is related to ligament strain, muscle imbalance, joint misalignment, overuse injuries, or other underlying issues.
Personalized Treatment Plan Development
Each patient’s knee or lower extremity condition is unique. We create a customized plan that may include chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, mobility drills, and strengthening exercises to restore function, reduce pain, and prevent future injuries.
Active Care & Rehabilitation
Joint & Soft Tissue Treatments:
Targeted adjustments and muscle work help improve alignment and reduce inflammation in the knee, ankle, and hip regions.
Rehabilitative Exercise:
Strengthening and flexibility routines to improve stability, support joints, and restore optimal movement patterns.
Activity & Movement Guidance:
Education on proper exercise form, sports technique, and daily movement habits to protect the lower extremities.
Progress Monitoring & Long-Term Management
Regular Check-Ins:
Tracking recovery milestones and adapting the care plan as needed.
Self-Care Strategies:
Home exercises, stretching, and injury prevention tips to maintain results.
Preventive Care:
Ongoing maintenance visits to keep joints functioning properly and reduce the risk of recurrence.
Knee & Lower Extremity Care
Knee and lower extremity issues can make walking, exercising, and even daily tasks difficult. Whether caused by sports injuries, overuse, arthritis, or alignment problems, these conditions can lead to pain, instability, and reduced mobility. Chiropractic care addresses the root cause by improving joint alignment, enhancing movement patterns, and supporting the body’s natural healing process.
Initial Assessment & Diagnosis
Comprehensive Evaluation:
Your chiropractor will discuss your symptoms, activity level, and medical history to understand the full scope of your condition.
Physical Examination:
We assess joint motion, muscle strength, gait mechanics, and posture, as well as perform orthopedic tests to pinpoint problem areas.
Cause Identification:
Determining whether the pain or dysfunction is related to ligament strain, muscle imbalance, joint misalignment, overuse injuries, or other underlying issues.
Personalized Treatment Plan Development
Each patient’s knee or lower extremity condition is unique. We create a customized plan that may include chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, mobility drills, and strengthening exercises to restore function, reduce pain, and prevent future injuries.
Active Care & Rehabilitation
Joint & Soft Tissue Treatments:
Targeted adjustments and muscle work help improve alignment and reduce inflammation in the knee, ankle, and hip regions.
Rehabilitative Exercise:
Strengthening and flexibility routines to improve stability, support joints, and restore optimal movement patterns.
Activity & Movement Guidance:
Education on proper exercise form, sports technique, and daily movement habits to protect the lower extremities.
Progress Monitoring & Long-Term Management
Regular Check-Ins:
Tracking recovery milestones and adapting the care plan as needed.
Self-Care Strategies:
Home exercises, stretching, and injury prevention tips to maintain results.
Preventive Care:
Ongoing maintenance visits to keep joints functioning properly and reduce the risk of recurrence.