Knee Pain Treatment in Singapore

Knee pain can affect how you move, care for others or enjoy daily life. At Calyx, we help women regain strength, comfort and confidence. Whether your pain started during pregnancy, after an injury or from daily wear, our evidence-based care supports your body and goals.

What Is Knee Pain Treatment?

At Calyx, we first identify what’s driving your knee pain. Treatment may include manual therapy, strengthening, movement retraining and lifestyle advice. Every plan is designed around your stage of life and recovery goals. We focus on long-term results that help you move better and feel stronger.

Is This Safe for Me?

Yes. Each session is adapted to your medical history and comfort level. Whether your pain comes from pregnancy, injury or daily stress, we use evidence-based techniques throughout your recovery.

Who Should Consider Knee Pain Treatment?

If you feel discomfort while walking, climbing stairs, squatting or standing after sitting down, treatment can help. Clicking, swelling or instability are also common signs. We consider how hormones, alignment and posture affect your knees and adjust treatment to suit your needs.

  • Do I Need a Referral?

    No referral is needed. You can book directly with us online or over the phone. If needed, we’re happy to coordinate care with your GP or specialist. 

  • Is This Suitable Before or After Childbirth? Or Both?

    Both. We treat knee pain across all life stages. Pregnancy and postpartum can bring unique changes to joint support and strength. But you do not need to be a mother to benefit. Our care supports every woman through pain, recovery or prevention at any stage of life.

Symptoms and Signs You May Benefit from Knee Pain Treatment

Common signs include:

  • Pain when going up or down stairs
  • Clicking, locking, or a sense of instability in the knee
  • Swelling around the knee after activity
  • Discomfort around the kneecap when sitting or squatting
  • Creaking in the knees
  • Sense of “weakness” in the legs

These symptoms can point to deeper issues like muscle imbalance, joint dysfunction, or early signs of osteoarthritis. Some women may also be experiencing discomfort from past injuries or years of overload. At Calyx, we find the root cause and tailor treatment to rebuild strength, balance, and confidence in your knees.

What Happens During Your Session

We begin with a detailed intake to understand your history, goals, and symptoms. Each session is tailored and focused on education, assessment, and gentle guided treatment.

  • Will There Be an Internal Assessment?

    No. Knee pain is assessed externally through movement, strength and alignment checks.

  • Do I Need to Prepare or Bring Anything?

    Wear comfortable clothes you can move in. If you have any past scans or reports, bring them along so we can understand your history fully and have a more informed discussion about your care.

  • What Happens After the Session?

    You’ll receive personalised exercises, posture tips, and guidance to reinforce progress at home. Follow-ups may be recommended depending on your recovery stage.

Techniques and Tools We May Use

  • Manual therapy (i.e. joint mobilisation and soft tissue release)
  • Therapeutic ultrasound
  • Kinesiotaping
  • Neuromuscular re-education
  • Functional movement training
  • Pilates-based strengthening
  • Is It Painful or Uncomfortable?

    Most techniques are not painful, though some mild soreness can occur after myofascial release. We will always adjust to your comfort.

  • How We Ensure Safety in Each Method

    We use clinical reasoning, regular reassessment, and patient feedback to modify techniques as needed. All our physiotherapists are AHPC-registered and regularly complete professional development to stay current with best practices.

Your Progress and Results Over Time

  • How Soon Will I See Improvement?

    Many patients notice positive changes within 1–3 sessions, especially with early intervention. Long-standing or complex cases may take longer, but every session builds momentum, and consistency leads to sustained improvement.

  • How Often Will I Need Sessions?

    Typically once a week to start, and then increasingly spaced out as you improve. This may be adjusted based on your condition and goals.

  • Will I Need Maintenance Visits?

    After recovery, our goal is for you to manage your knee health independently. We’re here whenever you need support. For women who are pain-free, we offer preventive care through one-to-one sessions or our Recalibrate By Calyx programme to optimise posture, movement, and strength.

     

  • What Do I Need to Do at Home?

    Home exercises and daily habit modifications are key. We’ll guide you through each step with handouts and ongoing support.

Why Women Trust Calyx for Knee Pain Treatment

We specialise in physiotherapy for women. Our deep understanding of female anatomy, hormones, and life transitions allows us to deliver care that is personal, not generic.

Are Sessions Covered by Insurance or Medisave?

Coverage for musculoskeletal physiotherapy varies by insurer and plan. Please check with your provider. We’re happy to provide detailed invoices to support any claims.

What Makes Calyx Different?

Designed for women’s real lives. Expertise in musculoskeletal and pelvic health. Whole-person, not just symptom-based, care.

How Much Does It Cost?

We offer transparent session-based pricing. See price list.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

You deserve to move without fear or pain. Whether your knee pain is new or long-standing, we’re here to help you feel strong again.

 Call us, email us, or book directly online to begin your journey to recovery.

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RAJWEEN KAUR
Pilates Instructor

Rajween is a Pilates instructor with a strong academic and clinical foundation in movement, health and rehabilitation. With a Master’s degree in Nutrition and Metabolism and a Bachelor of Science in Molecular and Cell Biology, she approaches movement with a deep understanding of the body as an integrated system.

Her own journey into Pilates began after the birth of her children, where she experienced first-hand how Pilates improved alignment, strengthened her deep core and pelvic floor and complemented strength training and yoga. This experience shaped her passion for supporting women through different life stages.

Rajween is Polestar Pilates trained and certified in pre- and post-natal Pilates. Her teaching style is supportive, personalised and attentive. She works closely with the physiotherapy team to ensure care is aligned and individualised.

  • Polestar Pilates: Certified Comprehensive Instructor (Mat, Reformer, Trapeze Table, Barrel, Chair)
  • Art of Motion: Slings Essential
  • Art of Motion: Anatomy Trains
  • Masters in Science, Metabolism & Nutrition, Boston University School of Medicine
  • Bachelors in Science, Life Sciences, Molecular & Cell Biology, National University of Singapore
  • Pre and Postnatal Pilates Specialist (The Centre for Women’s Fitness)
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  • Pregnancy
  • Postpartum
  • Diastasis Recti
  • Strength Training
EZORA WONG
Senior Physiotherapist

Ezora is a certified physiotherapist with over a decade of experience in women’s health, musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. Her current practice focuses on pelvic health and sexual wellness across all stages of a woman’s life. 

Trained in both internal and external pelvic floor assessments and real-time ultrasound, she supports women experiencing pelvic pain, sexual discomfort, or postpartum recovery needs. Fluent in English and Cantonese, Ezora is known for her skilled hands-on approach and her dedication to helping women restore confidence, comfort and connection with their bodies.

  • Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) registered
  • Member of Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA)
  • BSc Physiotherapy (Honors, 2i), Trinity College of Dublin, 2014
  • Female Pelvic Health: Advanced Assessment and Management, Physio Skills
  • Level 2A & 2B Women’s Pelvic Health, Australian Physiotherapy Association (2023, 2024)
  • Level 1A & 1B Women’s Health Physiotherapy, Australian Physiotherapy Association (2021, 2022)
  • Dry Needling, OMT
  • Scar Therapy Practitioner
  • Rocktape & Dynamic Tape, Battlewin Tape 
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  • Sexual Health and Wellness
  • Pelvic Pain
  • Scar Massage Therapy
  • Pre and Postnatal care
  • Neck and Shoulder Pain
CHLOE NG
Co-founder, Senior Physiotherapist

Chloe is a dedicated women’s health physiotherapist whose personal and professional journey has shaped her compassionate approach to care. Early in her career, she noticed that many women’s health concerns, including incontinence, painful intercourse and fertility challenges, were often dismissed or left unspoken. This sparked her commitment to specialise in pelvic health and provide women with the support they deserve.

She pursued training in pelvic health assessment and management, and integrates Polestar Pilates principles into her practice to restore functional movement, postural alignment, and overall wellbeing.

Her personal decision to go through two unmedicated births reinforced her belief in the power of education, preparation, and informed support during pregnancy and beyond. 

  • Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) registered
  • Member of Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA)
  • BSc Physiotherapy (Honors), Trinity College of Dublin, 2016
  • Functional Fitness for Pregnancy and Postpartum, Brooke Turner
  • Female Pelvic Health: Advanced Assessment and Management, Physio Skills
  • Pelvic Pain and Rectal Courses, Pelvic Health Melbourne
  • Pelvic Health Foundation, Pelvic Health Melbourne
  • Level 1 & 1A Women’s Health Physiotherapy, Australian Physiotherapy Association
  • Polestar Pilates Trained
  • Dry Needling, OMT
  • Spinal Manipulation, OMT
  • Birth Preparation
  • Dyspareunia
  • Endometriosis Management
  • Pre and Postnatal Care
  • Lactation Care
  • Clinical Pilates
CLARE TANG
Co-founder, Senior Physiotherapist

Clare is an experienced physiotherapist specialising in women’s musculoskeletal and pelvic health, focusing on pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and perimenopause. She combines clinical precision with a whole-body approach, integrating hands-on manual therapy and movement strategies tailored to women’s changing needs.

As a twin mum, Clare personally experienced the gaps in postpartum care, which fuels her passion for changing the status quo. As co-founder of Calyx, she champions a preventive physiotherapy model that closes critical gaps between medical care, recovery, and long-term wellbeing.

  • Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) registered
  • Member of Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA)
  • BSc(Hons) Physiotherapy, First Class Honours, Trinity College Dublin, 2014
  • MSc Rehabilitation Science, University of Melbourne, 2020 (Women’s Health, Health Behaviour Change)
  • Caesarean scar specialist, Restore scar therapy
  • Diastasis Recti Abdominis & The Postpartum Course, Munira Hudani
  • Female Pelvic Health: Advanced Assessment and Management, Physio Skills
  • Dry Needling, GEMT
  • Kinesiotaping Fundamentals and Advanced (KT1 and KT2)
  • DMA Clinical Pilates
  • Postpartum Recovery
  • Caesarian Section Rehabilitation
  • Women’s Musculoskeletal Care
  • Back and Pelvic Girdle Pain
  • Pre and Postnatal Care
  • Preventive Physiotherapy 
  • Perimenopause Management
  • Core Rehabilitation (Pregnancy, Postpartum, Post-Operative)