
Patellofemoral Joint Treatment
Injuries to the patellofemoral joint are frequent musculoskeletal conditions that can affect people of all ages. The most frequent causes include sports-related activities, overuse, and damage to the kneecap. They are the most often diagnosed injuries among sports medicine specialists. Although the symptoms of these injuries can also be felt on the anterior or posterior sides, they are generally described as causing pain below the kneecap.
Conditions Treated
- Dealing with kneecap injuries
- Addressing sports-related injuries
- Controlling patellofemoral joint pain
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Patellofemoral Joint Treatment FAQ's
The patellofemoral joint is the point where the kneecap (patella) articulates with the thigh bone (femur). It’s an important component of the knee joint.
Treatment may include rest, physical therapy, pain relief medication, braces, taping, and in some cases, surgery to correct the underlying issue.
Recovery time varies based on the underlying cause, the chosen treatment, and the individual’s response to therapy. It can range from a few weeks to several months.