Runners Knee Therapy Treatment in Northern Kentucky

Are You Experiencing Kneecap Pain? It Could Be Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

What Is Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome?

You were just told you have Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome. In short, we call it Runners Knee.  The pain is typically near the kneecap area. Patients feel the pain when running, climbing, squatting and when sitting for a long period of time. In some cases, a popping noise or cracking sound will occur. With the proper rest, exercises, self-care and shockwave therapy the pain can be greatly reduced or eliminated. We recommend scheduling an appointment with DR. Kocan to evaluate your possible runners knee. Call 859-344-6001

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Runners Knee Treatment in Northern Kentucky

Patients experiencing runner’s knee or patellofemoral pain syndrome don’t have to push through the discomfort—effective, personalized treatment is available at Lifestyle Resumption in Fort Mitchell, KY. Our chiropractic team focuses on reducing knee pain, improving joint alignment, and restoring proper movement patterns so you can stay active without recurring irritation. Whether your symptoms stem from overuse, muscle imbalance, or poor biomechanics, we create targeted care plans to support long‑term relief. New patients are welcome, and we accept most insurance providers. We recommend calling 859‑344‑6001 to verify coverage and schedule your visit today.

Runners Knee Symptoms

  • Pain at the front of the knee, around or under the kneecap
  • Tenderness along the inner edge of the kneecap
  • Swelling that appears after exercise
  • Stiffness or pain when walking up or down hills, or after sitting for a long time
  • Clicking, popping, or cracking sounds when you move your knee