At Gauri’s Physio Fitness, we understand how knee pain can affect your mobility, confidence, and daily life. Whether it’s due to injury, arthritis, or overuse, our personalized physiotherapy programs are designed to reduce pain, restore strength, and get you moving pain-free—naturally and effectively.
Knee pain can make even the simplest tasks challenging. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or managing a chronic condition, understanding the cause and treatment options can empower your recovery. Here are the most frequently asked questions to guide you through your journey to pain-free movement.
Osteoarthritis and soft tissue injuries (like ligament or meniscus tears) are among the most common causes of knee pain.
If the pain is severe, lasts more than a few days, causes swelling, or limits your ability to walk or bend the knee, you should seek professional help.
Yes. Physiotherapy targets the root cause of pain through strengthening, mobility work, and postural corrections, offering long-term relief without surgery.
Many ligament strains, early-stage arthritis, tendinitis, bursitis, and muscle imbalances can be managed successfully with physiotherapy.
Not necessarily. Resting completely can weaken muscles. Physiotherapists guide you on safe, modified exercises to support healing and avoid strain.
Low-impact exercises like straight leg raises, quad sets, hamstring curls, and gentle squats under supervision are often recommended.
Depending on the condition, recovery can take anywhere from 2 weeks to several months. Consistency with treatment and exercises is key.
Yes, with proper strengthening, flexibility, weight management, and correct movement techniques, many types of knee pain can be avoided.
Braces may help in certain conditions, especially during activity. Your physiotherapist will advise if and when it's necessary.
Not always. Many chronic conditions can be managed conservatively through physiotherapy. Surgery is usually the last option after non-invasive treatments.
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