Knee pain can affect your ability to walk, exercise, climb stairs, play sports, and enjoy daily activities. Whether your discomfort is caused by a sports injury, overuse, arthritis, or repetitive strain, addressing the underlying cause is essential for improving mobility and function.
At Tucson Sports Medicine Acupuncture, we provide personalized treatment plans designed to support recovery, reduce pain, and improve movement. We proudly serve Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, SaddleBrooke, and Catalina Foothills.
Repetitive movement, training demands, and overuse can contribute to ongoing knee discomfort. An assessment helps determine the appropriate next steps.
For sport-specific guidance, read about soccer injuries and acupuncture support and pain after running and when to seek care. Explore our care for athletes or request an appointment in Oro Valley.
Sports Medicine Acupuncture combines traditional acupuncture with orthopedic assessment and modern rehabilitation principles.
Treatment may focus on:
Targeted acupuncture treatments designed to address pain, dysfunction, and movement limitations.
Electroacupuncture combines acupuncture with gentle electrical stimulation and is commonly used for knee pain, tendonitis, and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
Muscles surrounding the hip, thigh, calf, and knee often contribute to knee dysfunction and may be addressed during treatment.
Point Injection Therapy may be incorporated into treatment plans for musculoskeletal conditions when appropriate.
As an AcuGraph Certified practitioner, Dr. Mojgan Rezaei utilizes advanced technology to help guide individualized treatment plans.
Often caused by overuse, muscle imbalances, or poor movement patterns.
Common in runners, athletes, and active adults who participate in jumping or repetitive activities.
A frequent cause of knee pain among runners, cyclists, and endurance athletes.
Degenerative changes may contribute to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
Knee pain can result from sports injuries, overuse, arthritis, tendonitis, muscle imbalances, or biomechanical dysfunction.
Yes. Many runners seek treatment for runner's knee, IT Band Syndrome, tendonitis, and other overuse injuries.
Yes. Pickleball players often experience knee pain due to repetitive movement, quick direction changes, and overuse.
Treatment recommendations vary depending on the condition, severity, and individual goals.
