23/04/2026
🏃♂️ Knee Pain in Active Kids? It Could Be Osgood–Schlatter’s Disease
If your child or teenager is complaining of pain just below the kneecap—especially during sports, running, or jumping—it may be Osgood–Schlatter’s disease.
This common growth-related condition affects active kids and teens, particularly during growth spurts.
⚠️ Common signs:
• Pain or tenderness below the knee
• Swelling or a noticeable bump
• Pain that worsens with activity
• Tight thigh muscles
The good news? It’s treatable — and early management helps prevent ongoing discomfort.
At our physiotherapy clinic, we focus on:
✔️ Reducing pain and inflammation
✔️ Improving flexibility and strength
✔️ Correcting movement patterns
✔️ Safe return-to-sport guidance
Don’t let knee pain sideline your child from the activities they love. Contact us to book them in for an appointment.
📩: info@revival-health.co.uk
☎️:01386 792126