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  • Knee Inflammation  From Running | All You Need To Know About Runner’s Knee

    Knee Inflammation From Running | All You Need To Know About Runner’s Knee

    Knee inflammation while running that, in turn, causes pain around your kneecap is surprisingly quite common. As a matter of fact, research suggests that this happens to nearly 23% of the general population.(1) And, given the frequency of this injury, I think it’s important you know more about it. So, first and foremost, what is…

  • How To Prevent Knee Pain When Running | 8 Effective Ways

    How To Prevent Knee Pain When Running | 8 Effective Ways

    A study from the British Journal of Sports Medicine says that your knees are predominantly where your legs will get injured when you run.(1) This, of course, can hurt. However, how to prevent knee pain when running, regardless of the type of injury, all boils down to a lot of the same things: I will…

  • Knee Exercises For Golfers

    Knee Exercises For Golfers

    Knee pain is very common for people who play golf. That being said, there are a few things that you can do in order to minimise the impact of this sport on your joints. Here we will discuss the ways in which you can prevent serious injury if you choose golf as your sport of…

  • How To Wrap A Knee With A Torn Meniscus

    How To Wrap A Knee With A Torn Meniscus

    Because the menisci is a crucial part of your knee’s congruency, tearing it might lead to instability as well as some pain and swelling. The good news is that wrapping – a relatively easy treatment for these injuries – helps with all those symptoms and helps your recovery run smoother. So, let’s talk about how…

  • Itchy Rash From Knee Brace?  5+ easy ways to fix it.

    Itchy Rash From Knee Brace? 5+ easy ways to fix it.

    An itchy rash is never comfortable. There are many different causes for itchy rashes, and one may be the brace that you are using! In the below article we will be discussing; Why do I get an itchy rash from knee brace? There are several reasons that you may experience an itchy rash under your…

  • Knee Injuries From Football | Proper Recovery and Prevention Advice

    Knee Injuries From Football | Proper Recovery and Prevention Advice

    Knee injuries are a common ailment of football players, both in the professional and recreational fields. They can cause regular pain and discomfort if not treated in a proper manner. Football is a high-impact, contact sport, which means that there is a lot of pressure on the joints and this of course includes the knees.…

  • Is Golf Bad For Your Knees? Our Knee Pain Expert Explains

    Is Golf Bad For Your Knees? Our Knee Pain Expert Explains

    We’ve all heard it: the stories of the legendary Tiger Woods injuring his left knee in 2007. He initially decided not to get surgery and went on to win some more. What a beast, eh? Still, this begs the question: is golf bad for your knees? Short answer: Yes, it can be. In fact, a study from…

  • 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…

  • 8 Tips On How to Prevent Knee Injuries. Risks, Causes and More

    8 Tips On How to Prevent Knee Injuries. Risks, Causes and More

    Knee injuries are a very common occurrence in adults. They can come from serious trauma, a condition such as arthritis, or repeated movement in a way that harms the joint. Some injuries are easily avoided while others become more serious over time. You can of course take steps to reduce your risk of a significant…