The Scoop on Scar Tissue

Do you have scar tissue in your knee? Have you been told you develop scar tissue easily? Does this scar tissue limit your range of motion causing you to limp?

LEARNING how to increase range of motion in your knee is easier and less painful than you ever thought possible!

Here’s an interesting concept about scar tissue that most people, including doctors and physical therapists, don’t know about.

Why does scar tissue form?

Scar tissue is formed by the body as a way to protect the knee from certain movements after an accident, injury, surgery, and/or trauma.

Think of scar tissue like your body’s naturally forming band-aid”…

It’s absolutely amazing to think the body has an automatic mechanism like this kicking in without you giving it a second thought. 

The Problem with Buildup:

The challenge with this automatic mechanism of scar tissue formation in your body begins to limit your knee’s range of motion giving pain as a signal when you’re getting close to where the body doesn’t feel safe to move.

You feel pain or stiffness just like you’re hitting a wall that your knee doesn’t want to go past.

“Use it or lose you hear the doctor and physical therapists,” tell you…

The problem with pushing through this place in your knee is it leaves you in pain for days afterward promoting the development of more scar tissue.

Think of it like painting yourself in a corner. The more pain you feel, the more scar tissue that forms limiting the range of motion in your knee as the days go by.

It’s a pretty grim picture leaving people limping throughout their day wearing away their knee joint longing for the life the used to have.

Your Solution From a Crippled Future:

The key to escaping this dreaded outcome happens when we start creating comfort in the knee.

You see, comfort immediately allows the knee to feel safe, supported, and listened to. 

Comfort allows the joint to begin expanding the range of motion to happen easier and without pain.

Comfort Begets comfort:


The more comfort your knee feels the easier it is for the knee to move allowing the breakdown of more scar tissue.

This is a place your knee will never be able to get to by “pushing through the pain.”

If you’re ready for more pain relief, in less time with less effort…

Then click the link below to get into “KneeClub”

Regards,
Bill
(The Knee Pain Guru)

~ “When you tried everything else and nothing worked for your knees…” 

Copyrighted & Published by Healing Concepts, L.P. 


Bill Parravano is The Knee Pain Guru
“The Best in the World at Eliminating Knee Pain without Drugs, Shots, or Surgery.”
https://www.thekneepainguru.com/
Healing Concepts, L.P.

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Sarah s

I have a soft movable lump that sits on my patella. I got this from falling onto a concrete ground. It causes me so much pain when I kneel down as if needles are being stabbed into me. My doctor said its nothing to worry about but it causes me much pain.

Angela

Hello
This sounds like what I’m dealing with, I had left knee arthroscopic/debridement surgery in October but couldn’t bend to even 70 degrees after 2 months of PT so I had a manipulation with scope 3 weeks ago; my knee has already stiffened back up and my doc is telling me that I scar easily and I need to push my knee hard to get it to bend; I am pushing obviously because my knee is constantly swollen and painful; which of your programs would you suggest for me? Thank you!!

Annette

Hi,
I had a knee replacement due to constant pain, bone one bone, bone spurs, bowing and limited range of motion. After surgery I developed scar tissue quickly and had a manipulation. Still painful and limited range of motion. That didn’t help either. So I would really appreciate any help that may be suggested. I am 57 and my left knee in X-ray was as bad as my right that had a replacement.
Thank you,
Annette

Rohit Bhardwaj

Hello sir I met with an accident and after MRI, as per prescribed by doctor, I got my ACL , PCL AND MCL completely broken so before pre operation my knee bend was 120 degrees approx and I went for surgery on 17 July 2018 and after that I have taken and follow all the instructions given by my surgeon , physiotherapist and other consultant but apart from that my knee bending become restricted. Passively, I am able to get knee flexion nearly normal to my right leg while in relax position during active flexion it is limiting to 100… Read more »

Sarah Cummings

Thanks for this info! Gonna share this to my fam. 🙂

Woody Wooden

I have little or no range in my left knee I am a heavy set person but I want more tsngr in my knee to help me exercise more . where do I start

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