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Symptoms include:
Pain on the outside of the knee
Increased pain when running,
cycling, or using stairs
Repetitive popping noise at area
of pain with activity
If you experience any or all of these symptoms then you
could be suffering from a condition called Iliotibial Band
(ITB) Syndrome, most commonly seen in runners and cyclists
as they repetitively use a larger knee range of motion.
Pain is typically felt on the outside of the knee and symptoms
typically increase with activity and subside with rest. Many
times runners will notice that the pain will not begin until
they are a couple of miles into their run. While this condition
can be a result of a tight Iliotibial Band there are almost
always other primary factors. In these cases therapy to the
IT Band itself will only provide minimal results and will
never alleviate the problem completely. Poor function of
the feet, ankles, knees, hips, and/or low back can indirectly
lead to a tight IT Band and without proper diagnosis and
treatment of these areas the knee pain will continue to reappear.
How can Webster Chiropractic & Rehab
help?
Proper diagnosis of the primary cause of the ITB Syndrome
Active Release Technique (ART) to the soft tissue structures
of the feet, ankles, knees, hips, and even low back to restore
normal function, decrease stress to the injured area, reduce
scar tissue, and promote healing
Chiropractic adjustments to restore proper motion
Stretching and Exercises to prevent condition from returning
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