Our mobile physiotherapists have been finding a link between knee pain and waist line

Is your knee pan slowing you down? Do you blame the desk job or your sporting history as a youngster?

Could it simply be your waistline making your knee cranky? Is diet and the right exercises the answer?

During many home visits our Physiotherapists have begun to notice a link between weight and knee pain. We have found great benefits from simple yet effective exercise strategies and consultation with a nutrition expert.

This article will guide you through the latest evidence based knowledge we have to help you on your way to recovery and pain free living.

https://www.physio-network.com/obesity-knee-osteoarthritis-whats-the-link/

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We provide mobile physiotherapy services focusing our efforts to meet the needs of the senior and less able population. We provide a wide range of services NDIS funded, private and others. Currently servicing Sutherland Shire / St George Region.

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