Conditions
If you have any of these symptoms, a clinical evaluation will help confirm the diagnosis and decide if non-surgical treatment is right for you.
Causes: Progressive wear of the joint cartilage, common after age 50 or repeated injuries.
Common symptoms:
How we treat it: Joint decompression reduces mechanical friction and stiffness, combined with cold laser, ultrasound and targeted physical therapy.
Causes: Meniscal fibrocartilage injury from sudden twists, sports overload or degeneration.
Common symptoms:
How we treat it: Decompression aims to lower joint pressure to support natural tissue repair, often avoiding or postponing arthroscopic surgery.
Causes: Overuse of the patellar tendon — common in active people and athletes (jumper's knee).
Common symptoms:
How we treat it: Decompression, cold laser and physical therapy to reduce inflammation and reorganize tendon fibers. Ideal case for upcoming focused shock wave.
Causes: Combination of arthritis, overweight, muscle weakness, malalignment or old unresolved injuries.
Common symptoms:
How we treat it: Integrative CRNQ plan: decompression + physical modalities + active physical therapy + cranial release.
Causes: Rehabilitation period after arthroscopy, joint replacement or other knee surgery.
Common symptoms:
How we treat it: Non-surgical decompression helps restore mobility and ease tension in surrounding ligaments, speeding the return to activity.
Causes: Repetitive activity, poorly dosed training or high-impact work tasks.
Common symptoms:
How we treat it: Joint offloading, inflammation control with cold laser and ultrasound, and re-education of the sports or work gesture.
Warning signs
Seek emergency care if you have: a very swollen, hot knee with fever, visible deformity after impact, inability to bear any weight, or loss of sensation in the foot. These signs require immediate medical evaluation.