Osteopathy for Knee Pain: Effective Treatment and Relief

At Spritely Osteopathy in Cambridge, we find that most knee pain is readily treatable and often not the result of arthritis. Pain frequently stems from subtle imbalances within the hip and foot, which create a rotational force at the knee.

This force can lead to pain and inflammation of the tendons and cartilage, known as menisci.

Common Causes of Knee Pain

• Imbalances: Subtle discrepancies in the hip and foot can affect knee alignment, leading to discomfort and inflammation.
• Running Style and Gait: Poor running technique or an awkward walking pattern can irritate the tissues of the knee, causing pain.
• Non-Surgical Solutions: In most cases, surgery is not required. We can dramatically relieve pain by addressing the structures of the knee and resolving imbalances in neighbouring joints.

How Osteopathy Helps

Osteopaths at Spritely Osteopathy use a highly developed sense of touch to identify and treat specific knee problems effectively. Our approach involves:

• Targeted Treatment: We focus on the different structures of the knee to alleviate pain and improve function.
• Holistic Care: By addressing imbalances in the hip, foot, and other leg joints, we provide comprehensive relief and support natural healing.
• Personalised Plans: Each treatment is tailored to the individual’s needs, ensuring effective and lasting results.

Related Story: Chris and His Knee Arthritis

Chris’s experience with knee arthritis demonstrates the effectiveness of osteopathy in managing pain. Through targeted treatments and personalised care, Chris found significant relief from his symptoms, allowing him to maintain an active lifestyle.

Experience Relief with Osteopathy for Knee Pain

If you’re struggling with knee pain, consider how osteopathy at Spritely Osteopathy can help. Our dedicated team in Cambridge is committed to providing personalised care tailored to your needs. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and discover how our specialised treatments can support your journey to improved mobility and well-being.

Related story: Chris and his Knee Arthritis