Hip & Knee Pain in Dallas
Fix Hip & Knee Pain Fast in Dallas
Are simple movements like walking or climbing stairs becoming painful? Does hip stiffness keep you up at night? Joint pain doesn’t just slow you down—it can lead to permanent damage if left untreated.
At Power Performance & Rehabilitation in Dallas, we do more than relieve symptoms. Our specialists identify the root cause of your pain and provide targeted treatment so you can regain mobility, eliminate discomfort, and prevent long-term joint deterioration.
Why Your Hips & Knees Hurt
Your hip and knee joints absorb constant impact. Without proper strength and balance, they wear down quickly. Common causes of pain include:
Joint Imbalances
- Muscle weakness and tightness throw off alignment, overloading the joints.
- Even a small difference in leg length increases stress on your knees and pelvis.
Repetitive Stress & Overuse
- Running, jumping, and heavy lifting wear down protective tissues.
- Without proper recovery, strain builds up, leading to chronic pain.
Arthritis & Cartilage Loss
- Years of movement wear away joint cushioning, causing stiffness and pain.
- Bone spurs and ligament changes further restrict motion.
At Power Performance & Rehabilitation in Dallas, we conduct in-depth evaluations to pinpoint the exact cause of your pain, ensuring precise and effective treatment.
Effective Treatment for Hip & Knee Pain in Dallas
We use a strategic, hands-on approach to stop pain, restore mobility, and prevent future damage:
Manual Therapy & Joint Mobilization
Expert techniques that improve movement and relieve joint stiffness, with targeted pressure to release pain patterns traveling down the leg.
Specialized Physical Therapy
Strength training to correct imbalances and stabilize movement, along with gait retraining to restore proper walking mechanics for pain-free motion.
Injury Prevention & Long-Term Joint Protection
Proper warm-ups, strengthening, and mobility drills to reduce future strain, along with personalized strategies to keep joints healthy and strong.
This approach eliminates pain at the source, prevents re-injury, and keeps you moving with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why do hip and knee pain often happen together?
Your hip and knee share muscle and nerve connections. If one is weak or stiff, the other compensates—leading to stress and pain.
2. Why does hip pain radiate down my leg?
The sciatic nerve runs from the lower spine through the hip and down the leg. Joint dysfunction or tight muscles can compress this nerve, causing radiating pain. Manual therapy relieves this pressure.
3. When should I seek treatment?
If you experience swelling or restricted movement after a fall, it’s important to seek an evaluation to rule out serious damage. Additionally, if pain persists for weeks or months despite rest, professional treatment is critical to prevent further joint damage and ensure proper healing. Early intervention helps prevent long-term complications and supports a quicker recovery.
4. How can I stop recurring hip and knee pain?
Our specialists correct movement issues, reduce inflammation, and build joint stability with a targeted, long-term plan designed specifically for you.
About The Author
Patricio Ruvalcaba specializes in helping people overcome joint pain and restore mobility. With experience in advanced pain relief techniques, Patricio Ruvalcaba provides expert care at Power Performance & Rehabilitation in Dallas.
Act Now to Relieve Pain & Restore Movement
Waiting allows pain to worsen and joint damage to progress. At Power Performance & Rehabilitation, we offer expert solutions to stop pain, rebuild strength, and protect your joints from further wear. Call now to schedule your evaluation. The sooner you act, the faster you’ll recover.
Next Step: Book Your Assessment in Dallas
Avoid long-term joint damage. Contact Power Performance & Rehabilitation today to schedule your personalized assessment and get back to pain-free movement.
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How Does Physical Therapy Dallas Help Treat Hip and Knee Pain?
If you suffer from ongoing hip or knee pain, physical therapy can help to manage your pain while restoring strength and improving your overall mobility. This safe, effective and non-invasive treatment method is also prescription drug-free, making it ideal for patients of all ages. Studies have shown that the manual techniques and mobilizations used in physical therapy can not only reduce hip and knee pain but reduce inflammation, restore your natural range of motion and strengthen the hip and knee joints.
Our physical therapist will work closely with you to design a physical therapy treatment plan that fits your individual needs. By targeting the root cause of your chronic pain instead of simply treating your symptoms, you can enjoy fast pain relief. For better results, our physical therapist may also recommend using both at-home exercises and passive treatments like heat and ice therapy or electrical stimulation to reduce your chronic pain. While other more invasive treatment methods may call for surgery to relieve your hip and knee pain, this holistic treatment option is safe and gentle. In fact, many people who do end up electing to have surgery to correct a hip or knee injury will still need to use physical therapy to recover and reduce pain.
Common Knee Conditions We Treat in Dallas
ACL Repair, Meniscus Repair, Total Knee Replacement
Knee surgeries are common for major injuries. Physical therapy treatment will allow you to recover quickly and safely following surgery.
Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS)
Overuse of connective tissues that are located on the outer part of the thigh and knee is called Iliotibial Band Syndrome. It causes pain and tenderness in those areas, especially just above the knee joint. ITBS is the most common cause of lateral knee pain in runners and cyclists.
Runner’s Knee/Jumper’s Knee
Jumper’s knee is often seen in people who do lots of jumping (i.e. basketball, volleyball, racquet sports, track and field). Pain is typically felt just below the knee cap, partly on the bone and partly on the tendon. Runner’s knee pain is felt on the sides or under the knee cap.
Meniscus Disorders
Any activity that causes you to forcefully twist or rotate your knee, especially when putting your full weight on it, can lead to a torn menisucs. Physical therapy has a high success rate of helping avoid surgery with meniscus injuries.
Learn More About the Benefits of Physical Therapy for Hip and Knee Pain
If you or a loved one is suffering from a debilitating hip or knee injury, physical therapy can help! Our experienced physical therapist has the tools necessary to create a tailor-made treatment plan that will quickly help to reduce your pain and support natural healing without the use of prescription pain medications. Contact our friendly team online today for more information or to schedule an initial consultation.