“What helps with chronic knee joint pain?”
I have chronic knee joint pain. What helps with chronic knee joint pain?
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AcupunctureRheumatologist
Hi. Related to QNRT treatment, you may have stored trauma connected to your knees through a specific brain lobe. Offloading this trauma will disconnect the trigger from the brain to your knees. If this is not the case, I would be assessed by an orthopedic as well. If you want to try healing your knees in a natural way, I would try stem cell replacement therapy. Let me know if you have questions about how QNRT may benefit you. Take care.
Chronic knee joint pain can be treated naturally with massage, acupuncture and herbs. I recommend 2-3 sessions a week for a couple of weeks.
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What's going to help with chronic knee pain is going to depend heavily on what's causing the chronic knee pain. Is this a ligament strain? Tendon or muscle sprain or tear? Meniscus issue? Cartilage loss/osteo-arthritis? Residual pain from previous surgery?
Chronic pain rarely "just happens". There's a history to what's going on, and without that information there's not a lot I can offer in terms of potential solutions.
If you haven't done so already, get with your primary care provider and at least get an x-ray. We won't be able to see soft tissue on an x-ray, but sometimes we can make educated inferences based on what we can see. Knowing what's going on in the joint will help figure out the best course of treatment.
Chronic pain rarely "just happens". There's a history to what's going on, and without that information there's not a lot I can offer in terms of potential solutions.
If you haven't done so already, get with your primary care provider and at least get an x-ray. We won't be able to see soft tissue on an x-ray, but sometimes we can make educated inferences based on what we can see. Knowing what's going on in the joint will help figure out the best course of treatment.