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Dr Maribel, Sara, Klaudia and Chesterton team are doing a great job, helping me recover for my hip! I love those place! Highly recommend! 🥰🤩
My first experience at this facility was with Maribel She was so welcoming and professional. She started immediately assessing my pain in my foot.and hip She did laser, e stim, heat and massage. Since then the pain has resolved and I can walk 30 min a day without pain which was my goalEveryone here is wonderful and professional Thank you
Maribel and her staff are awesome. My daughter referred me while out of town and they took me in right away! Treatments have been great and my knee feels a lot better now.
Maribel and team were terrific. I came in with horrible pain in left knee. They did ultrasound and laser on my knee. Also they taped it. I can already feel a HUGE difference with relief in my knee. Great, friendly, wonderful staff!! Definitely will recommend
If you have been struggling with hip and knee pain for a while, it may feel like your pain is here to stay. You might even feel like nothing in the world can offer you lasting joint pain relief! Good news is on the horizon though — physical therapy is one of the best ways to achieve freedom from hip and knee pain.
With the right physical therapy treatments, you can lessen the pain you experience in your hips and knees – and possibly even eliminate it altogether. Call our office today to learn more.
Our innovative care strategies at Chesterton Physical Therapy will help you find quick relief.
Hip and knee pain can be caused by a variety of medical conditions as well as from certain injuries. It often occurs when inflamed tendons from over-exertion or an athletic injury. Tendinitis, dislocation, sprains, and pinched nerves can all contribute to or be the cause of hip pain. Hip pain may also result from repetitive injuries or poor posture.
Fractures, tendinitis, and knee bursitis are all common knee injuries. Injuries that include torn cartilage or damaged ligaments can cause knee pain. Medical conditions such as arthritis or gout can cause mild to severe knee pain. You may be experiencing stiffness or swelling in one or both knees, and it might be difficult to stand, walk, or fully straighten your knee. Sometimes knees will make popping or crunching noises.
If you’re experiencing hip or knee pain, don’t assume it will just dissipate over time! Chances are that you do need to see a physical therapist for help.
Hip and knee pain can be debilitating – it seems like no matter what you have on your schedule for the day, if you move around too much, you’re going to experience pain. Thankfully there are ways to reduce your pain over the long term.
It may take some time and effort on your part, but physical therapy has proven time and again to help reduce hip and knee pain for patients of all ages and backgrounds.
You might be wondering, “How does the pain relief I can get from physical therapy last for so long? Well, there are a few reasons! We’ve compiled some of the most obvious ones in a list for you below.
A great number of problems can cause hip and knee pain. Some of these are related to musculoskeletal misalignment, poor posture, and/or excess weight gain; others occur as the result of natural aging or unhealthy sports/work habits. Your hip or knee pain may stem from:
A skilled physical therapist can often tell the cause of your hip or knee pain from its location. For example, pain along the inside of the hip is more likely to be caused by a problem with the bones or cartilage. Pain along the outer side is typically caused by a problem in the muscles, tendons or ligaments.
If you are currently struggling with hip and knee pain, we want you to know that we are here to help. Our physical therapy team can help you reduce both acute and chronic pain caused by injuries, disabilities, illnesses, and more.
Contact us today or visit us in Chesterton to schedule an appointment with your physical therapy team and get the relief you’ve been longing for!
