Symptoms of knee pain include :

• Redness on your knees
• Your knee is warm to the touch
• Difficulty straightening the knee
• Pain that worsens when you walk, climb stairs, or kneel
• Inability to fully extend the knee
• A feeling that the knee is “giving way”
• Swelling on the inside or outside the knee
• Tenderness or pain when the knee has pressure
• Stiffness in the knee, especially after rest
• Joint stiffness or decreased range of motion
• Popping, grinding, or clicking noises coming from your knee
• Weakness or instability in the knee
• Recurrent knee pain
• Swelling or fluid retention in the knee
• Locking or catching sensation in the knee
• Inability to fully extend or flex the knee

Symptoms will vary by person and the severity of your condition.

Your first visit to a chiropractor for knee pain will require you to fill out healthcare surveys. You may fill out information including your medical history and current symptoms.

Be prepared to answer questions the chiropractor has about your pain. For instance, when your problems started, what worsens your pain, and what brings pain relief.

Your chiropractor will also likely want to know if you've been in any accidents. Or if you have any medical conditions that could contribute to your pain. They will also ask about your diet, lifestyle habits, and any other treatments you've tried in the past.

Prepare for your first chiropractic visit by gathering all the necessary medical information. You will want to determine your family's medical history and gather other medical documents. Doing so will help your specialist's diagnosis and ensure you have an optimal treatment plan.

You should also wear loose-fitting clothing. This clothing helps the chiropractor easily move your body during the session.

Chiropractic treatment for knee pain is an excellent alternative to surgery, medication, and other traditional treatments. If you have severe symptoms, you will need to see a doctor. Otherwise, it is safe to see a professional and trained chiropractor.