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Knee Injury

Are you wondering how to relieve your knee injury and reduce knee pain with acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine? If so, then you can come to our site for information on Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture treatment of knee injury, knee pain, and other joint injuries and joint dysfunction.

For more than 2500 years, generations of patients and physicians have depended on acupuncture and moxabustion for treating joint disorders of all sorts, including knee injury, osteoarthritis of the knee andoveruse injuries. The tradition of Chinese herbal medicine also addresses a variety of disorders that include knee pain.

Accidents and sports related injuries to the knee can also be helped by acupuncture. The best results are seen when the patient has treatment as soon after the injury. Very positive results are seen if the knee injury is seen within 48 hours.

The results of acupuncture and herbal treatment for knee injury is often very satisfying to the patient in terms of pain relief, decrease of swelling, improved range of motion and rapid return to normal function.

Any type of knee injury, from bruises to sprains, strains and bruising, and even fractures, can be partially or completely treated with acupuncture and plant derived medicines. We have seen very good results with professional athletes, martial artists, performers, animal trainers and horsewomen. Not only knee injury, but overuse injuries and weekend sports injuries can be effectively treated with traditional Oriental medicine and acupuncture.

Pain in the knee may actually result from problems in the back or hip or foot, so evaluation may be necessary to determine if your problem originates from somewhere else, and you are suffering from referred pain. Knee pain which occurs only at certain times of day, or is worse at night, may also indicate an imbalance which requires more extensive treatment than addressing the knee pain alone.

Dr. L.B. Grotte, M.D., was the first physician in Ohio to be board certified in both acupuncture and Chinese herbology. He has studied Oriental medicine since 1972 and has practiced Oriental medicine in Cleveland for more than 27 years. Our small practice specializes in creating individualized treatment plans combining Western and Oriental methods. Call us at 440-461-7488 to make an appointment or visit our website for more information.

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