Knee Traction/Decompression in Foley AL

Knee on Trac Therapy is a specialized treatment designed to alleviate knee pain and improve joint function. It involves the use of a mechanical device that gently stretches and mobilizes the knee joint, helping to reduce pain, enhance mobility, and promote healing of the knee tissues.

This therapy uses controlled mechanical traction to gently stretch the knee joint, which helps to decompress the joint space, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation. This can relieve pain from various knee conditions and help to restore normal knee function.

Knee on Trac Therapy is effective for a variety of knee issues, including:

• Osteoarthritis
• Runner’s knee (patellofemoral pain syndrome)
• Post-surgical recovery
• General knee pain and stiffness

No, Knee on Trac Therapy is not painful. The treatment involves gentle stretching of the knee joint, which most patients find to be a relief from pain. Adjustments can be made to ensure comfort throughout the session.

The number of sessions required varies depending on the individual’s condition and response to therapy. Typically, patients may see significant improvements within several sessions, but a full treatment plan might include multiple sessions over a few weeks or months.

Knee on Trac Therapy is a non-invasive alternative to knee surgery that offers several benefits:

• No surgical risks or lengthy recovery times
• Immediate improvement in mobility and reduction in pain
• Cost-effective
• Can be used as a preventive measure to avoid future knee problems

While many people can benefit from Knee on Trac Therapy, it’s not suitable for everyone. It is not recommended for patients with certain conditions, such as severe osteoporosis, recent fractures, or advanced infection in the knee. A thorough evaluation will be conducted to determine if this therapy is appropriate for you.

The best way to determine if you are a candidate for Knee on Trac Therapy is to schedule a consultation with our specialists. They will assess your knee condition, review your medical history, and discuss your symptoms to determine if this treatment can be beneficial for you.