Knee and Leg Pain Relief Butler, PA

Receive Relief for Pain in Your Knee or Leg

As knee and leg issues become more common in the nation, Bowden Family Spine and Sport has responded with renewed focus on proper care so our patients can walk, stand, and sit without pain.

Chiropractic medicine offers many effective knee and leg pain treatments and pain management solutions, so call now or use our online form to request a free consultation from our professional staff.

Pinpointing the Cause of Your Leg or Knee Pain

Because some knee and leg issues respond better to chiropractic care than others, we'll want to fully understand the source of your particular problem.

• Recent or past injury
• Osteoarthritis
• General aging issues
• Wear and tear from work or sports activities
• Weight issues

We'll also want to know if your pain has impacted your ability to take part in daily activities or sports, and whether rest and painkillers give you short-term relief but no long-term improvements.

You also may have heard that the cause of the pain is arthritis and nothing can be done, but that is not always true!

Count on Our Up-to-Date Treatments and Technology

Bowden Family Spine and Sport take a three-step approach when it comes to dealing with knee and leg pain.

1. Reduce pain by addressing inflammation in the joint. We may recommend the use of sports tape, ice, and supporting devices, as well as the avoidance of situations and conditions that aggravate your pain.
2. Normalize your joint function. We use chiropractic manipulation to improve your range of motion, reduce pain, and improve the way your joint works.
3. Improve your leg and knee functions. As part of our comprehensive rehabilitation program, we'll recommend exercises that improve your strength, stability, endurance, and balance. We'll also help you become better aware of your sense of the joint's position.

In all instances, you'll enjoy the benefits of our state-of-the-art technology and our use of the industry's best practices to promote healing, prevent reinjury, and get you back to functioning in a normal way.