Saturday, September 26, 2026
57.0°F

The hipbones connect to the knee bones

| April 3, 2013 9:00 PM

Since your entire body is one connected unit, have you ever thought about that knee pain you might be experiencing and how it might be a precursor to a body mechanic problem related to your back or hip. How can you be sure? Try consulting a physical therapist who is trained in evaluating your entire body rather than just the symptom or the direct pain you are experiencing.

That is one of the things that sets Pinnacle Physical Therapy apart. We only hire therapists who have the training and education in treating more than just the symptom; we look for the source of the problem.

Just because your knee hurts, doesn't mean that your knee is the only thing wrong with your body. Most likely your hip or low back is not supporting your body correctly and the knee is being overworked and misused. Our therapists evaluate and treat the source of the dysfunction that is causing the pain in your knee.

The result? Not only is your knee pain resolved, but more importantly, the source of the problem is fixed. By taking this approach to treating your pain, you would be educated in how your body is functioning. Should your symptoms return in the future, Pinnacle's goal is that a you would be well equipped to treat your pain or condition with exercises and tools received during your physical therapy.

For more information about Pinnacle Physical Therapy's treatment approaches, visit their website www.pinnaclephysicaltherapy.org or call their Post Falls office at (208) 777-4242 or their Coeur d'Alene office at (208) 665-2000.