If you’re dogged by constant knee pain, you could be making it worse without even thinking about it.
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What You Can Do About Stiff Achy Knees (at Any Age)
Osteoarthritis is considered “wear-and-tear arthritis” and is the most common cause of knee pain. An orthopaedic surgeon walks us through how to find relief.
4 Questions That Help Solve Your Knee Pain Mystery
Where is your knee pain, and when does it feel better or worse? Answer these questions to help your doctor determine whether your knee pain is caused by a tendinitis, arthritis, or something else.
Painful Arthritis in Your Knee? Acupuncture May Bring Relief
When osteoarthritis makes your knee ache, day after day, you’re looking for relief. Acupuncture is one of the first lines of defense now recommended against chronic pain, especially in the knee.
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Should You Get a Partial Knee Replacement?
Who is a partial knee replacement for? Our expert explains which patients with knee osteoarthritis could benefit from this less invasive procedure.
How to Strengthen Your Quads to Potentially Reduce Your Risk of Knee Osteoarthritis
Having strong quads could reduce your risk of knee osteoarthritis. Our expert explains and offers tips for protecting your knees.
Could Nerve Blocks or Radiofrequency Ablation Help Ease Your Knee Pain?
If you have severe knee pain from osteoarthritis, but want to delay (or can’t undergo) surgery, you still have other options.
Why Do I Still Have Pain Months After My Knee Replacement Surgery?
Becoming active again is often the only thing people want after an intensive hip or knee replacement surgery. But what does it mean when pain still persists after months in the recovery period? An orthopaedic surgeon provides the answer in our Short Answer series.
Young Athlete with Knee Pain? It Might Be a Growth Spurt
If your child is an athlete going through a growth spurt, an ache at the bottom of the kneecap might mean Sinding-Larsen-Johansson syndrome. Here’s what you need to know.
Listen to Your Body When Pain and Stiffness Strike After Exercise
You can expect exercise-induced muscle soreness when you perform an unfamiliar physical activity for an extended time without a gradual ramp-up
