It starts with degenerative changes, then arthritis, and ultimately bone on bone knee pain. Next thing you know you’re having that conversation with your doctor about being a “perfect candidate for a knee replacement surgery.” This is how the story goes as baby boomers get older, these are the conversations happening by the thousands on a daily basis. What the doctors don’t tell you is that once you have a knee replacement surgery you still have lots of work to do, now it just with the bones in your legs cut off and replaced with plastic and metal. The good thing is there are other better solutions to be had. A natural holistic solutions that doesn’t involve drugs, shots or surgery. A solution that is much easier that you could ever imagine in some ways and more difficult than you could ever imagine in others.
Arthritis & Bone on Bone Knee Pain Solutions
By
Bill Parravano (The Knee Pain Guru)
/ May 13, 2014
Bone on Bone Knee Injuries Knee Pain Treatment Knee Replacement Alternatives
About The Author
Bill Parravano (The Knee Pain Guru)
Bill Parravano is “The Knee Pain Guru” and has been called, “the best in the world at eliminating knee pain without drugs, shots or surgery.”
He brings over 26 years of martial art and bodywork experience understanding movement and tensions patterns that lead to physical pain.
Bill believes the nervous system is the key to the body’s healing, and bridges the gap between what we currently know and the infinite possibilities of what we don’t know the body is capable of. Coupled with comfort, this combination creates the shortest distance between a life riddled with pain to a physical life fully mobile and self expressed.
“You can’t think your way out of pain. Pain is not rational and doesn’t care what you think. You must feel your way out of pain through comfort. Through the weeks, months and years of injury and compensation patterns built up in your body limiting your movement and making you feel older than you are.”
His unique ability of identifying the blocks that keep people stuck in pain and skillfully removing them allows for lasting change, and a new reality for his clients…
Hello: I have bone on bone on my right knee and almost bone on bone in my left knee. I mostly have pain when I’m trying to sleep. What advice can you give me to get some relief so that I can sleep at night?. How long will it take to see some results?
Thank you
Mary
Results will vary depending on if you do the stretch to begin with and then consistently after that. Then if you have the commitment to do the homework given to you.
Start by signing up for our newsletter, and lets see how that changes what you’re dealing with.
Here’s the link: https://www.thekneepainguru.com/
Regards,
Bill
I am ready to sign up for the 6 week program. Can I do this without the 4 mo. follow up? I am hesitant of signing up for a programs where there are recurring charges. Help me understand the details. Is there a cancellation clause:
At 62 years old, I’ve been a marathon runner for the last 16 years and have run over 80 marathons and ultra marathons but now have bone on bone arthritis on the inside of my right knee which is reducing my running to fewer and fewer miles on an almost weekly basis. Could these exercises allow me to at least run without knee pain?
Bill
Initially your focus is NOT going to be on exercise(s). First you want to focus on creating “Pain-Pattern Interrupts” in the knee on a consistent and regular basis. This allows the knee to relax and get the pressure off of the nerves being irritated causing the pain in the knee allowing the body to begin healing the knee.
This would be a good place for you to start:
https://www.thekneepainguru.com/lp/knee-club/
Work with this for the next several weeks, and you’ll note the changes you begin to experience in the knee…
Regards
Bill
Hello. I’ve just watched your video re rotating the knee. However my problem is different. I am told it is bone on bone and I’m on a waiting list for surgery – which I have now put off because (a) I don’t have any permanent pain in my knee and (b) I have full movement, can dance, do yoga, kneel. BUT I have an increasingly pronounced limp when walking on hard pavements. As I was a keen walker for health and well being this pisses me off. The left knee obviously doesn’t want to take my full weight when walking… Read more »
Robyn
Of course your problem is different, as is everyone’s…
Your current level of awareness and experience with “Pain-Pattern Interrupts” leaves you believing that your knee rotates in both directions equally. I have over 200 “Pain-Pattern Interrupts” in my members area where I work with clients to custom tailor a program so they can walk normal and get their life back…
Where you fit in depends on what you want.
If you want a solution, I can help you with that…
Here’s a link to my online calendar to setup a time for us to speak:
https://www.thekneepainguru.com/appt/bm/
Regards,
Bill
hi,,just saw your video on bone on bone,,arhtritic knees..very interesting,,we talked before and iam at beging of third month prp,,,knees getting better but sometimes there are set backs..what what you recommend to help speed and heal process correctly…thanks j hujus
Hello, I had meniscus surgery last February 2016 to help relieve the pain in my lower knee but almost year after surgery I still have pain – now they say it is bone against bone and arthritis and I would be looking a knee replacement down the road. I am on all kinds of pain medication but nothing seems to help. Any suggestions as to how to get my knee bones healthy again.
hi have osteoarthritus in both knees ,,right knee worse,,had prp injections bout 3 weeks ago,,not much improvement yet,ortho doc says i will need two knee replacements in future,not interested in that,,but very interested in what you have to say,,any help would be appreciated..j hujus
Hi John
Thanks for your question. Here’s a video I shot that should address your situation and give you a direction to move towards…
If you’d like to skip my take on “pain after knee replacement” forward the video to 14:50…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s72ZCjx1GhA
Let me know if you have any further questions…
Regards
Bill
Hello my name is Anne. I am 43 years old and have bilateral knee osteoarthritis. After serving in the Army and injuring both knees things just progressively got worse. My right knee has recently begin to lock (no cartilage per MRI) and is really painful. Due to my inability to workout as I would like I am now over 200 lbs and I am sure this is not helping. At the present time I refuse to have surgery as I believe there is something nature that can be done to correct this, in addition, I do not do well with… Read more »
Anne – Thanks for reaching out. Let’s setup time to chat and get you relief. Here’s a link to my online calendar to choose a time: https://www.thekneepainguru.com/appt/
Bill
Hello. I am writing to you in an effort to get some advice on what I am up against with my right knee. After opting to have meniscus arthroscopy, I now am in a bone on bone situation with pain worse than ever. I neglected to hear a shoulder replacement surgeon advise against these procedures. His advice : don’t do it. Well, I did it and now here I am in agony The doc’s soft voice and gentle bedside manor won me over. Now comes the knee replacement spiel. X-rays,MRI’s reveal bone on bone on inner side. Don’t want to… Read more »
Gayle – Your best bet is to go setup a time for us to chat. Here’s the link to do so: https://www.thekneepainguru.com/appt/
Talk soon,
Bill
Several years ago I was diagnosed with patella femoral syndrome.. Another physician added arthritis to the problem. Last year I fell and injured my knee. The MRI shows a torn meniscus and degenerative arthritis.. The doctor wants to perform arthoscopic surgery to repair the meniscus and clean as much of the arthritis as possible. He stated that the surgery would be simple, but I feel there must be a better way. I do not want any kind of surgery if possible. Do you have any suggestions?
I would say, “Don’t do it.” I am 63 years old. I went to Thailand in Feb. 2015 and walked around a lot with not very good shoes on (but I didn’t know I had the beginnings of Plantar Fasciitis either.) When I got home my right heel was killing me. I was found to have Plantar Fasciitis. It went on for 3 months and was horribly painful. During this time I could feel my knee getting weak. Sure enough, I whipped around to grab the gate so my dogs couldn’t escape and tore my meniscus. I also have arthritis.… Read more »
Lacy – Yes there is lots that needs to be done as the road you’re going down now leads to a knee replacement surgery. Your first two steps would be:
1.) Make sure you sign up for the newsletter here – https://www.thekneepainguru.com/
2.) Setup a time for us to speak about your knees and figure out a strategy for you be it in my program or someplace else here – https://www.thekneepainguru.com/appt/
Talk soon,
Bill
I’m 40 now but have had arthritis since 24. 3 scoped done on both knees. Chronic knee pain in both and its bone on bone. Specialist I have said lose the weight but don’t exercise so I’m on a diet plan now. I can feel my knee pull apart plus I have no immune system. I have an uploader brace but that makes things worse. I have had more than 10 accidents to where my knees were injured. I just don’t know what to do anymore.
Any help is appreciated.
Thx
Holly Gray
WI
Sure Holly – Follow this link and setup a time for us to chat more about what you have going on. That will be the best way for me to help you: https://www.thekneepainguru.com/appt/
Talk soon
Bill
My daughter bought your book Your Guide To Get Out Of Pain Now. I just can’t wait to start trying the different exercises and pray that I will heal. I refuse to have knee replacement. I have bone on bone. Thank you for your inspiring words.
Awesome Evangeline!
Keep me posted as to how it goes…If you “hit a wall” I can provide you with more support…
Bill
I have bone on bone on both knees from Rheumatoid Arthritis and am in constant pain when walking . I use a cane to help me walk. I was considering a double knee replacement when I came across your site. I have always believed the body could heal itself, but didn’t think that included something like this. I would like to know more about your program. thanks, Nancy
Nancy – Your best next step is to sign up for the newsletter and we can go from there. Go here and do that now –> https://www.thekneepainguru.com
Bill
Nancy – your best next step is to go take the knee pain assessment. Do that now and we can go from there. Here’s the link: https://www.thekneepainguru.com/freeassessment/
Bill
Good afternoon!
Im 55 year old woman with two 100 year old knees. 🙂
I’m suppose to have the first of two knee surgeries in the next couple of months. I just can’t get myself to make the final decision without trying something else . I’m currently using essential oils which helps tons w the pain but still leaves me with the stiffness. Open to ideas! 🙂
Shelia
Hi Shelia!
Thank you for reaching out to us.
If you are scheduled to get surgery, I suggest taking a look at http://www.saynotokneereplacement.com and if you feel that is something that you want to try, please reach out to me at customerservice@thekneepainguru.com and I will be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns.
Also, you may want to schedule a session with Bill to get the best advice on what you are experiencing.
https://thekneepainguru.com/lp/knee-recovery-program/free-introductory-session/questionnaire/
Feel free to reach out to us for further assistance.
Regards,
Mimi
Customer Support