Is knee pain slowing you down?

Do you find yourself avoiding activities you once loved because of aching, stiffness, or discomfort in your knees? 

Knee pain is a common problem, but the causes are often misunderstood, leaving many people frustrated and searching for answers. Fortunately, most knee pain can be traced back to four key issues. Understanding these root causes is the first step toward finding your lasting relief.

The Four Key Causes of Knee Pain

1. Structural Problems: The knee is a complex joint, and when its structure is compromised, pain and dysfunction follow. Conditions like arthritis, misalignment, degenerative joint disease, and torn ligaments or meniscus can cause chronic discomfort. Left untreated, these issues often worsen, making movement more difficult over time. 
2. Mechanical Issues: The knee is designed to move in a specific way, but when its function is altered—mechanical issues arise. These dysfunctions can limit movement, create pain, and lead to a cycle of discomfort that makes everyday tasks challenging. 
3. Muscle Imbalances: The muscles, tendons, and ligaments surrounding the knee provide stability and strength. However, when they become weak, overused, or damaged, they can contribute to stiffness, pain, and instability. 
4. Nerve Problems: Nerve pain originating from the lower back and pelvis can radiate to the knee, contributing to chronic discomfort. Additionally, nerve dysfunction at the knee itself can lead to pain and limited function. Proper assessment and treatment of nerve-related issues can significantly improve knee pain and overall mobility.

A Comprehensive Approach to Knee Pain Relief

Knee pain is rarely caused by just one issue—often, multiple factors are at play. To achieve lasting relief, all components must be understood and addressed. Our state-of-the-art knee program is designed to do just that. By combining in-office treatments with at-home protocols, we create a personalized plan tailored to your needs, ensuring fast and effective results.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have arthritis or "bone-on-bone" knees. Can this still help me?

Yes! Many people believe that arthritis automatically means pain, but this isn't always the case. Our approach helps slow degeneration and improve function, often providing significant relief even for those with advanced arthritis.

I live far away—can I still participate in the program?

Absolutely! Some aspects of our program can be done at home, allowing us to help patients from all over. While results may take longer, many people still experience great improvements.

I'm busy—how much time will this take?

Office visits are quick, lasting about 20 minutes, and typically only required 2-3 times per week for a few weeks.

My doctor said I need surgery. Should I still try this program?

Many of our patients have been told they need surgery, yet they find significant relief with our treatments. The knee is designed to last over 100 years, and there are often many steps that can be taken before resorting to surgery.

How do I know if this will work for me?

The best way to find out is to try it! We offer a complimentary trial treatment to assess your condition and determine if our program can help. This ensures you don’t waste your time, energy, or money on something that isn't right for you.

Take the First Step Toward Knee Pain Relief in Ann Arbor

You don’t have to live with knee pain. Whether your discomfort is new or something you’ve struggled with for years, there is hope. Our personalized, multi-faceted approach helps patients find relief and get back to doing what they love. 

Contact our office now to learn more about knee pain relief in Ann Arbor!