dr.kendrekar's knee protocol

LKnee pain is the most disturbing problem in our community & its growing day by day with sidentary lifestyle.
The common conditions with knee pain are-
1) Osteoarthritis knee.
2) Ligament injury.
3) Patellofemoral pain.

OA knee is the commonest condition occurs after 40 to 50 years of age in men & women. Knee pain is because of degeneration of knee joint mainly contains erosion of articular structures, which in turn decreases the joint space & thus mobility.
Ligament injury can occur in men, women & sports person. A partial injury creats knee pain, reduces if treated. A complete ligament loss Causes knee pain for shorter periode, later only on exertion; if not treated properly patients lands up with early Osteoarthritis knee.
Patellofemoral pain can occur in adults or children, men & women. In first stage pain occurs in stair climbing or squatting, In later stages pain becomes persistant. Persistant pain is because of erosion of articular structures & hence are prone to early Osteoarthritis knee.

Whatever the cause, Osteoarthritis is the last outcome.

Current treands in treatment-
1) Medications includes tradional & alternative medicines.
2) Electrical modalities, heating etc.
3) Surgery includs:-
Arthroscopy, Osteotomy procedures & Total knee replacement. 

dr.kendrekar's knee protocol:-
We have successfully treated more than 10,000 cases in last 10 years. Our protocol
World known treatments to ensure your knee betterment in said periode.

"Take the first step with pain free life".

You can mail me at nikhil.kendrekar@gmail.com
You can Whatsapp me on
09890336581

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