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  • Can You Run With A Torn Meniscus?

    Can You Run With A Torn Meniscus?

    For a lot of us, running isn’t just exercise. It’s a habit, a therapy of sorts, that makes it hard to live without putting one foot in front of the other. Unfortunately, this puts you and me at a higher risk for meniscal injuries. So, you might be asking: “Can you run with a torn…

  • Best Way To Reduce Swelling In Knee

    Best Way To Reduce Swelling In Knee

    Swelling on the knee has many root causes, and can inhibit function and mobility. It is often referred to as knee effusion or water on the knee by doctors and health professionals. Common causes of knee swelling are chronic overuse, injury, or even disease. Below we will be looking at ways in which you can…

  • Knee Pain After Volleyball

    Knee Pain After Volleyball

    As with many high impact sports, the knee joint is one of the most frequent sites of injury in volleyball players. Around 40% of high-level players in the sport suffer from overuse injuries during play, and while resting. This painful syndrome is generally due to the amount of jumping that is intertwined in volleyball play…

  • Cycling After Knee Replacement – Is it Possible? What To Avoid.

    Cycling After Knee Replacement – Is it Possible? What To Avoid.

    A knee reconstruction is not a surgery that is taken lightly by your doctor or other health professionals. It is almost like a last resort for severe knee conditions and it does take some time to recover from such invasive surgery. If you were an avid cyclist before your knee reconstruction you may be wondering…

  • How to Treat a Swollen Knee | Quickly Reduce Swelling With These Steps

    How to Treat a Swollen Knee | Quickly Reduce Swelling With These Steps

    A swollen knee is actually a very common problem amongst people of all ages. In most cases, this type of injury can be taken care of in the comfort of your own home. Here we will look at the different ways that you can treat a swollen knee including; The R.I.C.E method Medication When should you contact…

  • How To Treat Knee Pain at Home – Natural and Instant Relief

    How To Treat Knee Pain at Home – Natural and Instant Relief

    Knee pain is very common among adults. There are generally two types of knee pain, traumatic, and non-traumatic. Traumatic pain comes from injury to the bone, tendons, and ligaments that support or make up the knee joint. Non-traumatic pain could be a result of infection, an autoimmune disorder, or another disease. The cause of the…

  • How Tight Should A Compression Sleeve Be?

    How Tight Should A Compression Sleeve Be?

    Arguably the most important thing to keep in mind for your knee compression sleeve, is the sizing. There are consequences to having your knee compression sleeve too tight, but you can lose the benefits completely if you go too far in the other direction. Related: Best Knee Sleeve Arthritis Here we will ensure that you…

  • Best Exercise for Knee Pain

    Best Exercise for Knee Pain

    It is important to pick your exercises carefully if you are either recovering from a knee injury or experiencing knee pain of any kind. Physical activity can put unnecessary strain on the joint and cause more harm than good in the long run. In the article below we will be investigating; The best exercises to…

  • Best Exercises for Patellar Tendonitis

    Best Exercises for Patellar Tendonitis

    There are several different exercises that can be utilized in order to help with patellar tendonitis. Patellar tendonitis is an injury to the tendon that connects the patella, or kneecap, to the shinbone. Below we will explore the best exercises for this particular injury by investigating; Exercises for patellar tendonitis Massage for patellar tendonitis Treatment for the…

  • How to Exercise with a Knee Injury

    How to Exercise with a Knee Injury

    Knee pain is a common complaint when exercising. It is a very important and complex joint in the body that involves muscles, bones, menisci, tendons, and ligaments. All of these internal workings help to support the joint. But how do you exercise in a way which will both strengthen your knee and prevent any additional injury? Here…