Physical Therapy · Hat Yai
Knee Osteoarthritis / Knee Pain
Knee pain and osteoarthritis can affect walking, stairs, squatting and getting up from a chair. Strength, joint movement and task-based assessment help identify practical rehabilitation goals for daily life.
Common symptoms
- Knee pain with walking, stairs, squatting or standing up
- Stiffness after rest or prolonged sitting
- Reduced leg strength or confidence
- Reduced participation in exercise or daily activities
What we assess
- Knee range of motion and lower-limb strength
- Walking, sit-to-stand and stair function
- Current activity level and personal goals
- Screening for symptoms requiring medical review or imaging
Rehabilitation approach
- Progressive strengthening and movement-control exercise
- Practice of tasks relevant to daily life
- Manual therapy or modalities when they support the plan
- Gradual increase in activity according to response
Seek medical assessment or urgent care when red flags are present
- • Hot, red, swollen knee with fever
- • Unable to bear weight after injury
- • New locking, major instability or sudden weakness
Would you like a physiotherapist to assess your symptoms?
An in-person assessment helps determine whether physical therapy is suitable and which approach matches your current condition and goals.
Contact Soah ClinicThis page is for general education and does not replace individual diagnosis, medical advice or emergency care.