Knee Decompression – Non Surgical Treatment for Knee Conditions
Knee Decompression Clinic in Naperville, Illinois
Can Knee Decompression Help You Get Relief From Chronic Knee Pain & Difficulty Walking?
If you or someone you know is suffering from chronic knee pain and arthritis, then Knee Decompression may be the answer. I know you may think that you have tried just about everything out there from Injections to Surgery, don’t give up hope. Even if you have tried absolutely everything else, this treatment could help reduce knee pain and improve your ability to walk. This non surgical solution for knee pain relief is easy and painless.
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How does Knee Decompression Work?
Knee Decompression use patented Breakthrough proprietary technology to gently separate the two main bones of the knee join in order to reduce pain, increase function and promote tissue healing. Gentle separation of the joint space between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (shin bone) creates a vacuum effect inside the knee joint which brigs more nutrient-rich fluid to the area. This targeted stretching and pumping action also stretches the tendons, ligaments and other soft tissues around the joint. This combined effect helps to re-establish some of the natural joint space and cushioning to the knee. In most cases, patients start to notice a difference after just one session.
Knee Decompression Therapy is Effective in Treating the Following Conditions
Sprain or Strain Older Than 6 Weeks
Acute (brand new, less than 6 weeks) sprains and strains are good candidates for some of the other therapies in our office like Acupuncture or K Laser Therapy, but not knee decompression. If your knee is still bothering you after 6 weeks, you may be a candidate for knee decompression therapy
Lateral or Medial Collateral Tear
While we cannot treat a complete tear of the lateral or medial collateral ligaments, chronic tears respond well to the “pumping” action the Knee on Trac delivers. Combined with Laser Therapy and Acupuncture, patients will seek changes in just a few weeks with the goal of repairing the tear and returning to normal activities.
Total Knee Replacement
If you’ve had a total knee replacement, a common issue is losing the ability to fully extend your knee joint. Patients that have had this surgery will have to wait a year before they can use the Knee on Trac, or until they’ve been cleared by their surgeon. Improvements to knee range of motion happen quickly with knee decompression.
Meniscus Tear – Simple and Complex
Runners in particular will notice relief from meniscal tears following a knee decompression session. Meniscus surgeries often involve removing the meniscus, which will leave long term aches in the knee. Utilizing a more conservative approach will buy you time and help you avoid surgery altogether
ACL or PCL Partial Tear
Some tears will need surgery, but a partial tear can respond favorably to a combination of knee decompression therapy, laser, and PEMF therapy. If your surgeon has told you that you don’t need surgery, now’s the time to take action to increase healing in the knee and get back to your normal activities.
Baker’s Cyst
A Baker’s Cyst is fluid-filled cyst behind the knee, and is usually the result of other common knee conditions. Conditions like arthritis or torn cartilage can lead to the knee joint producing too much fluid. Patients respond favorably to decompression and other therapies, as they address the underlying condition that caused the cyst.
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