Should i expect increased soreness as i advance in pt for pfps? higher resistance on bands and more weight on extension machine (proven ready). week 7

You could: It takes a very skilled physical therapy team to individualize and treat patellofemoral pain syndrome. Quadricep strengthening is needed by some; others have adequate quad strength but tight lateral structures, improper patellar alignment, etc. As they attempt to correct these, other structures in the knee could be impacted. Follow program; I believe it will be successful:)

Knee pain: You have pain originating from the posterior patella and the anterior femur. Unfortunately the cartilage has being damaged and you have an on going inflammatory response. You require an MRI, an interpretation done by an orthopedic surgeon. Physical therapy is the standard of care. A new option is infiltrate with your own platelets, which are obtained from your blood. Centrifuges, separates th