Knee pain

Did you know that the knee is the most complex joint in our body? A painful knee is a common consequence of performing exercises incorrectly and of excessive load on the knee, which can lead to pain during movement; for example, knee pain is common when squatting and during similar functional exercises.

Athletes, on the other hand, will often face anterior cruciate ligament ruptures, meniscus tears and collateral ligament ruptures.

Thanks to the individual approach that we place particular emphasis on at our physical therapy polyclinic, we strive to resolve the CAUSE of the client's knee pain as quickly and effectively as possible so that they can return to their everyday life as soon as possible.

Some of the most common knee diagnoses we treat are:

• Knee pain (acute or chronic knee pain);
• Anterior cruciate ligament rupture;
• Postoperative knee rehabilitation;
• Meniscus tear;
• Collateral ligament rupture;
• Knee dislocation and swelling;
• Jumper's knee;
• Patellar chondromalacia.

On your first visit we carry out an examination and assessment of your condition and start knee therapy. We establish and identify the cause of the knee pain. The entire therapy depends on the diagnostics, which is why it is crucial to do them properly. Diagnosing knee pain consists of inspection, palpation and assessment, and based on all of this we define the next steps in treating the knee pain. In therapy we combine manual therapy (massage, mobilisation, various specialised manual techniques), high-tech devices (TECAR therapy and SIS (Super Inductive System) therapy) and kinesiotherapy for a long-term solution to knee pain!