Understanding Meniscus Problems
The meniscus is a rubbery cartilage between the thigh bone and leg bone that cushions the knee joint. It can tear from:
- Sudden sports injuries (like stopping and pivoting)
- Repetitive strain or stress
- Natural degeneration as we age
When damaged, it can cause:
- Pain and swelling
- Clicking or locking of the knee
- Restricted movement
- Increased risk of arthritis over time
Conservative Management: The RICE Method
For acute flare-ups, simple at-home care can help reduce inflammation:
- Rest: Limit activity to reduce joint stress
- Ice: Apply for 10–15 minutes each hour to reduce swelling
- Compression: Use a brace to push swelling away from the joint
- Elevation: Keep your leg raised to flush swelling back into the bloodstream
The Intelligent Health Group Solution
At Intelligent Health Group (IHG), we’ve developed a breakthrough Knee Decompression Program that goes beyond temporary relief. This holistic approach combines:
- Knee Decompression Technology – mechanically relieves pressure inside the joint
- Horizontal Therapy – stimulates synovial fluid production and reduces inflammation
- Class IV Laser Therapy – improves blood flow and supports cellular repair
- Manual Therapies & Exercise Guidance – chiropractic and physiotherapy to restore mobility
- Nutritional & Supplement Support – to strengthen cartilage health
The results are life-changing. Patients with partial meniscus tears have reported full healing within just 6 weeks—with follow-up imaging confirming repair. What was once thought “impossible” is now possible.
Join Our Free Webinar
On Thursday, Sept 25, 2025, from 7:00–8:00 PM EST on Zoom, Dr. Vikas Puri will host a live Interactive Knee Pain Workshop.
You’ll discover:
✔ Why surgery isn’t always the only answer
✔ How IHG’s Knee Decompression Program works
✔ Real patient success stories
✔ How you can start your healing journey today
✨ Special Bonus: Webinar attendees get access to our $49 Knee Pain Assessment & First Treatment Session.
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Don’t let knee pain hold you back. Relief is possible—without surgery.

