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It is possible that running could cause issues with your knee. Running tends to put a lot of pressure on the knee joints, therefore it could cause more damage to your bad knee. It may be better to peruse a different sport, such as biking, that relies less on your knees.
She tripped and hurt her knee coming down the stairs
Yes. Massage the knee can definitely help the situation. Straighten the leg and massage the knee just above the kneecap. Sometimes the knee is inflamed and icing the knee down during rest times can also be very helpful.
A lot of people do get knee pain while running, due to various reasons being lack of circulation, joint deterioration, calcium build up or lack of endurance being done on the knee. It is important to rest when you feel the pain, as you may cause permanent injury.
While ITBS will not explicitly prevent you from running, it can cause sever pain at the knee, which will stop most runners from moving. It can be treated by icing and elevating the leg.
Your knee can hurt during and after jogging for many reasons. The main one being that you are putting a lot of pressure on the joint in your knee which can lead to it hurting during and after the run. However the more you run the more your muscles and joints will get used to the running and it won't hurt as much over time. However if there is any severe joint pain you may have something called "runners knee". In that case I'd suggest taking a break from running and see a doctor.
Knee braces which are suitable for running can be bought from chemists and other high street retailers. Knee braces can also be purchased on line from good retailers.
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yes. hight level of CK can cause pain in any muscle
First, knee pain can be caused by many different things, before you start taking medication, you should go to the doctor and find out the cause of the knee pain. There are also some over the counter drugs for knee pain at any drug store or pharmacy.
Here is a site for you to look at unitedrunners.org/injuries/knee-pain-while-running-there-is-a-solution . However knee pan does not mean you have to stop exercising there are other exercises you can do until your knee feels better.
Knee braces can be very beneficial if you have had knee injuries in the past and you may find that you will need this for activities such as running. The best way to find out if you need a knee brace would be to contact your Doctor or Physio Therapist who will be able access if this will be needed.