Best Non-Surgical Knee Pain Treatment In Malaysia
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Knee pain is a common problem of all ages. The knees are major weight-bearing joints of the body. For the knees to function well, it needs stable joints and healthy connective tissues. The connective tissues of the knee include muscles, ligaments, and meniscus. Any weakness in the connective tissues leads to instabilities of the knee joint and eventual pain. Repetitive activities or injuries weaken the knee, and as such, are classified as sources of instabilities. In short, knee pain results from instabilities in muscles, ligaments, meniscus, cartilage, or joints of the knee. If neglected, it leads to degenerative changes. Contact our experts for the best non-surgical knee pain treatment in Malaysia today.
A degenerated knee is a weak knee predisposed to further injury and damage. In the initial stages, the pain is mild and intermittent. However, as degenerative changes settle in or progress with time, the severity of knee pain and its’ frequency becomes prominent. Therefore, you should not ignore even a mildly painful knee. Targeted corrective knee pain treatment from Chiropractic Specialty Center® is your best option for knee pain. Let’s go over the knee joint anatomy before discussing knee treatment options.
Non-invasive knee treatment is the best option for recovery. However, to heal, you need extensive therapies. In other words, the care you get must be inclusive of all damaged tissues and structures. It is rare to find a single issue when it comes to knee problems. Often, various tissues are damaged, including the ligaments, muscles, tendons, cartilage, meniscus, and knee joint. Let’s go over some of the knee structures for a better understanding.
The long bones of the leg form your knee joint. The femur (thigh bone), tibia, and fibula (shin bones) form the knee. The main weight-bearing bones of the knee are the femur and tibia. Your thigh bone or femur transmits the weight of the body onto the knee joint. Movement, mobility, weight-bearing, and shock-absorbance are functions that supported the meniscus.
A meniscus is firmly attached on top of the tibia. It allows for weight-bearing, shock absorbance, and effortless gliding motions of the femur. The cartilage (slippery shiny) surface of the femur enables effortless, smooth gliding of the femur. The fibula is the smaller bone on the side of the leg, mainly for the attachment of muscles and connective tissues. A stable knee joint is one where the bones, meniscus, and connective tissues are correctly aligned and held in place. Our clinical teams have the knowledge, experience, and advanced therapy devices to fix and repair severe knee conditions through our targeted knee pain treatment programs.
The pain in your knees results from premature wear and tears of structures and tissues that support the knee joint. The most common knee problems occur from tendinopathy, torn ligaments, or tears in the meniscus. For athletes, especially runners, knee pain is caused by irritation or damage to the kneecap (patella). If you partake in sports that require running or if you are a runner, your knee pain is classified as a “Runner’s Knee.” If you are not an athlete and experience pain at or around your kneecap, the condition is referred to as a “Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome.” Opt for our runner’s knee pain treatment program today.
Patellofemoral pain syndrome and runner’s knee pain are synonyms. They are descriptive of damage to thigh muscles (spasmodic or damaged Quadratus femoris muscle), tendons (patella tendonitis), or irritation of the TFL (Tensor-Fascia-Latae) or the Iliotibial bands (IT bands). Other causes of knee pain include the following:
1. Fractures
2. Dislocations
3. ACL or Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears or Injuries
4. PCL or the Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
5. Arthritis & Degenerative changes in the articular surface (worn-out cartilage)