Patients with unexplained knee pain, especially behind the knee, often wonder what is causing their discomfort and how they can treat it. At Reflex Knee Specialists, we provide knee-focused diagnosis and treatment services for a range of knee conditions and knee injuries. Our knee clinic is committed to offering non-surgical knee pain treatments to help patients […]
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Active people can experience knee pain related to overuse, known as runner’s knee, which can keep them from exercising and enjoying the activities they love. At Reflex Knee Specialists, we offer non-surgical treatments to treat knee pain and its causes, including runner’s knee. With locations in Oregon, Washington, and Arizona, the team at Reflex Knee Specialists
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Knee pain can interfere with a person’s daily life, activities, and even their job. Reflex Knee Specialists is a knee clinic that provides comprehensive, knee-focused medical care to patients in Oregon, Washington, and Arizona. Our medical team takes a non-surgical approach to treating knee pain and its causes to get our patients back to work without
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Are you dealing with knee pain but haven’t sustained an injury to your knee? You may be wondering what can cause knee pain without injury. There are many different causes for knee pain, and the medical providers at Reflex Knee Specialists can use their cutting-edge technology to diagnose the cause of your symptoms. This allows
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People who are afflicted with knee pain often think surgery will be needed to regain function and get back to their normal activities, but there are several treatments other than surgery that are effective in alleviating knee pain and helping people return to the activities they enjoy. The medical team at Reflex Knee Specialists offers
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If a patient has been suffering from knee pain related to activity, it could be jumper’s knee, a painful condition due to an overuse injury or small tears in the patellar tendon. Reflex Knee Specialists is a knee clinic offering non-surgical treatments for knee pain caused by a variety of conditions, including jumper’s knee, to
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Patients with chronic knee pain may think they need knee replacement surgery to get back to living pain-free, but there are alternatives that don’t require surgery and help people get back to the activities they enjoy. Reflex Knee Specialists provide patients with non-surgical treatments for a variety of knee conditions or injuries that cause knee pain. With locations
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Knee surgery is often hailed as the best treatment for chronic knee pain, but that’s not always the case. Non-surgical treatments can often provide the same level of pain and symptom relief as surgery. Reflex Knee Specialists is a knee clinic that provides non-surgical treatments for knee pain caused by a wide range of knee conditions and
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In the realm of medical breakthroughs, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has emerged as a game-changer for people grappling with knee osteoarthritis. This revolutionary therapy has provided solace to thousands, reducing or even eliminating debilitating knee pain. This knee arthritis treatment allows patients to reclaim their lives. The dedicated team at Reflex Knee Specialists offers PRP treatment
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Knee pain is a common affliction, affecting nearly one in four adults and leading to discomfort and limited activity. Many different conditions and injuries can cause knee pain, and it’s important to determine what is causing it to determine how to best treat it. At Reflex Knee Specialists, we offer diagnosis and treatment services for
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The knee is the body’s largest joint. With a complex structure, the knee is responsible for most of the body’s movement. By connecting the bones of the upper and lower leg, the knee helps individuals support their weight and perform virtually any form of movement, such as running, cycling, or swimming. In terms of injuries,
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Knee arthritis is a very common type of degenerative joint disease. Along with chronic knee pain, patients with arthritis often feel like their knees are stiff or might lock up. Their knees could also feel unstable as if the joint could give out at any moment. While knee arthritis is a common condition, it doesn’t
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Renowned Foot and Ankle Expert Michael Martindale, PT, Joins Reflex Knee Specialists Portland, OR – In a groundbreaking move toward improving foot and ankle function, Reflex Knee Specialists proudly introduces Michael Martindale, PT, a seasoned expert with over four decades of experience, to their esteemed provider team. With a rich history of working in the
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When you experience knee pain, it pays to visit a knee specialist. The medical providers at Reflex Knee Specialists focus on understanding knee function and treatment options that are non-invasive and much less expensive than surgery. They treat painful knee conditions and alleviate symptoms, encouraging recovery and resumption of activities such as walking, running, and
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When an injury results in knee pain, it can be difficult to know how best to take care of the condition. If there is suspicion that the pain may be caused by a torn meniscus, questions arise. Will it heal by itself? Is it better to keep the knee moving, despite the pain? Can ice
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Whether as a result of a traumatic injury or through overuse during athletic or everyday activities, there are many reasons people develop knee pain. Fortunately, there are several treatment options that patients and their medical providers can try to alleviate that knee pain. Two possible solutions that are often compared are cortisone injections and viscosupplementation
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Different types of tears can occur in an area of the knee called the meniscus. Tears may result from traumatic injuries or degenerative changes that take place during the process of aging. Torn meniscus symptoms include popping sensations, swelling, stiffness, and a sense of instability or feeling like the knee might ‘give out’. If you
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The knee is a critical joint when it comes to bending the leg, supporting the weight of the body, or simply moving around. Patients who engage in physical labor, play sports, or lead active lifestyles may experience occasional knee pain. However, sometimes knee pain suggests arthritis. Knowing the difference can help patients get the timely
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A knee brace is a simple yet effective way to help treat knee pain without the need for surgery. This handy device provides protection to damaged cartilage or a torn meniscus by reducing the contact force experienced during weight-bearing activities. A brace provides increased knee stability for patients while they undergo physical therapy or joint
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Many adults struggle with routine aches and pains as they age. While osteoarthritis is the most common cause of knee pain, there are other forms of arthritis that also affect the knee, such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis. Fortunately, several treatments are available to mitigate symptoms and help patients enjoy a higher quality of
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