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Knee pain can result from a sudden traumatic injury, overuse, or underlying conditions such as arthritis or poor foot posture and mechanics. The right treatment depends on identifying the exact cause.

Where Can I Get Knee Pain Treatment in Bristol?

At The House Clinics, Bristol, our team of Chiropractors, Physiotherapists, and Podiatrists work together to provide the most effective care for your recovery. We have a clinic in Redland and in the City Centre. If you’re unsure which specialist to see first, our healthcare team is happy to advise you. 

Common knee pain causes, symptoms & treatments

Cartilage or Meniscal Injury

Cause

Cartilage (meniscus) acts as the shock absorber of the knee, with one positioned on the inside (medial) and one on the outside (lateral). Injury usually occurs when the foot is fixed, and the knee twists.

Symptoms

Pain is felt over the joint line, often with swelling, reduced range of movement, and sometimes locking of the knee.

Treatment

At The House Clinics in Bristol, treatment for meniscal injury may include physiotherapy or chiropractic to restore mobility, reduce swelling, and strengthen the joint. Mobilisation, acupuncture, ultrasound and electrotherapy. In some cases, referral for further investigations such as MRI may be advised. Early treatment is important to avoid ongoing instability and long-term problems. Kinesio Tape is often used.

Ilio-Tibial Band Injury (ITB)

Cause

The iliotibial band is a thick fibrous band running from the hip, down the outside of the thigh, and attaching just below the knee joint. It helps stabilise the thigh bone during weight-bearing activities such as walking and running. Repetitive activity can irritate or inflame the ITB, leading to pain known as iliotibial band syndrome, often called “runner’s knee.”

Symptoms

Pain develops along the outer knee, sometimes worsening with repetitive bending and straightening activities such as running or cycling.

Treatment

Physiotherapy chiropractic, deep tissue massage, acupuncture ultrasound and electrotherapy, with specific strengthening and stretching exercises are highly effective in treating ITB syndrome. At The House Clinics, we can also advise on footwear, training load, and movement patterns to prevent recurrence.
Kinesio tape is also used.

Why Choose The House Clinics for Your Knee Pain?

  • Immediate treatment on your first visit - no waiting weeks for care.
  • Over 40 years of clinical experience treating patients across Bristol.
  • Integrated care under one roof - Physiotherapy, Chiropractic, Massage, Podiatry, Chiropody and Earwax Removal tailored to your needs.
  • Trusted by over 100,000 patients in Bristol with a proven track record of results.

If you’re suffering with knee pain, don’t wait. Book your consultation today and start your recovery with our expert team.

Our Practitioners

Dr. Jonathan Cook

Dr. Jonathan Cook

DC, FRCC, SFRCC

Chiropractor

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Margherita Orsini

Margherita Orsini

Masters in Chiropractic (MSc)

Chiropractor

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Alin Dorneanu

Alin Dorneanu

BSc (Honours) Physiotherapy and Special Mobility, MA Physiotherapy Sports Trauma

Physiotherapist

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Francesca Evans

Francesca Evans

BSc (Honours) Physiotherapy

Physiotherapist

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Happy Hill

Happy Hill

BSc. Podiatry, M Ch.S, HCPC

Podiatrist & Chiropodist

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Ripa Rahman

Ripa Rahman

BSc. Podiatry, M Ch.S, HCPC

Podiatrist & Chiropodist

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