Knee pain can be caused by a variety of factors, including muscle strains, ligament injuries, and osteoarthritis. Other potential causes of knee pain include patellofemoral syndrome, meniscal tears, and patellar tendinitis.
Chiropractic treatment for knee pain may involve spinal adjustments to help align the spine and pelvis, as well as targeted exercises and therapies to strengthen the muscles and improve flexibility in the knee joint. Some chiropractors may also recommend lifestyle changes or other therapies, such as ice or heat therapy, to help manage knee pain. In some cases, chiropractic treatment may involve the use of knee braces or other assistive devices to help support the knee and reduce strain on the joint.
Dr. Kornelia Djetvai has proved to be an exceptionally gifted practitioner of both chiropractic and acupuncture. In the two years that I have been her patient she has rehabilitated me after a bad fall that caused extensive soft tissue damage as well as spinal trauma. On another occasion, through a combination of chiropractic, acupuncture, and special exercises, she cured me of a "dropped foot", after neurosurgeons could recommend only prolonged bed rest or surgery and after physiotherapists at the Back Institute admitted defeat. Now that I am accustomed to a state of ph...
Joan F. I'm a believer!
I heard of Dr. Djetvai's Practice from a co-worker when I had sustained what seemed to be a serious arm injury in May 1998. I first consulted Dr. Djetvai in June, 1998 when there was no improvement in the range of motion in my right arm. For a month after an accident I could not move my arm more than 10 degrees from my body. I was experiencing a lot of pain. In addition, I was limping from some sort of restriction to my right leg. I had what seemed like arthritis pains in my right hip for about two years, and was beginning to experience the same thing in my right shoulder. From time to t...
