yes
Common knee problems are typically arthritis, chondromalacia, and torn meniscuses. These injuries are more likely in the elderly, but active young people can experience these problems at an early age as well.
People who have had their kneecap removed for degenerative arthritis and then later have to have a total knee replacement are more likely to have problems with the stability of their artificial knee than those who only have total knee replacement.
sprained angle, knee, pulled hamstring, bleeding Most likely is that soccer players will get knee problems... i have a knee problem from soccer since i was nine.
Knee problems can be treated through exercise or plain rest until the knee gets better. I found a couple of sites you can read up on knee problems www.uptodate.com/.../patient-information-knee-pain-beyond-the-bas... or this site www.dummies.com/how.../how-to-prevent-and-treat-knee-pain.html that site is the one I looked at and easy to understand.
Most teenagers have knee pains because its growth spuur, you are growing and maybe becoming taller
The type of knee problems or injury will ultimately determine the best equipment to help. It is very common to use a knee support brace (of which there are several kinds), however, for any knee injury that requires more than rest for recovery, the best thing to do is see a doctor, who can choose the best equipment for you.
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your knee cap
yes it possibly can
It really depends on how much weight you have put on. But people who are very overweight (more then 70 lbs). Seem to always have problems with their knee's. But like all medical problems you will need to see a doctor.
If these muscles are weak or injured, there can be more risk of knee injuries.
A fitness bike can help people with their knees if you have knee problems. Also people like to use a fitness bike to burn calories.