A 40’s year old women visited Dr. K the other day. The main complaint was knee pain on the right side. While she was walking, she continuously felt the pain on the spot. When Dr. K asked some questions and check her body, he noticed that she had a subluxation on her right SI-joint and a Tibia on the same side. The Tibia is the one that forms the shin and is the larger of the two lower leg bones. The top of the tibia connects to the knee joint and the bottom of the tibia connects to the ankle joint. In her case, the bone slightly rotated anteriorly on the medial side. Actually, the pain she felt was on the medial side and just below the knee cap. He adjusted the right SI joint and the tibia. After adjustment, her pain was dramatically decreased and she could walk around without any complaint.

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