The Running PTs

Seven months after knee surgery, rehabilitation may still play an important role in restoring movement, strength, and confidence.
This patient is approximately seven months post-op from a right knee meniscectomy.

During today’s treatment session, we incorporated dry needling and manual therapy to address muscle tightness and mobility restrictions as part of her individualized rehabilitation plan.

Recovery is not always a straight line, and every patient progresses on a different timeline. Our goal is to meet each patient where they are and continue building toward the activities that matter most to them.
Serving runners and athletes throughout the Raleigh, North Carolina area.

📍 Clinics in Wake Forest, Cary, Apex, and South Raleigh�📲 (919) 803-3398

The following information is not meant to be instructional nor is it medical advice. Always consult with a physician or doctor of physical therapy before beginning an exercise program.

The first few weeks after a knee replacement are an important time in the recovery process.

During this phase, our focus is on restoring range of motion, reducing swelling, improving mobility, and gradually rebuilding the strength needed for everyday activities.

Progress isn’t measured by one big breakthrough—it’s built through consistent effort and small improvements over time.

We’re excited to help this patient continue moving toward a strong recovery.

TheRunningPTs
📍 Wake Forest | Cary | Apex | South Raleigh, NC
📲 (919) 803-3398

The following information is not meant to be instructional nor is it medical advice. Always consult with a physician or doctor of physical therapy before beginning an exercise program.