It hurts because there are "nerve receptors" at the end of your knee, and when you bump or scrape your knee, the nerve endings send a "signal" to your brain saying, "STOP THAT IT HURTS!" so therefore you basically experience pain.
Well at first it wil hurt. but after a while it will much better
sure. it won't hurt you, if that's what you're asking. if anything, the chlorine will clean the wound.
it depends on what stroke you are swimming. if you are swimming breaststroke then you do bend your knee in freestyle and backstroke you don't bend your knee. in butterfly you only snap your whole leg your knee doesn't bend all the way. if you don't kick the right way in breaststroke then you can hurt your self becareful and ask a coach. good luck
Yes, you can bend your knee after a knee replacement — and regaining flexibility is actually one of the main goals of the surgery. After the operation, most patients are able to bend their knee to around 110–125 degrees, which is enough for normal daily activities like walking, sitting, and climbing stairs. However, the range of motion varies from person to person. Factors such as your pre-surgery knee movement, overall health, type of implant used, and dedication to physiotherapy play an important role in how much flexibility you regain. Usually, you’ll start gentle bending exercises within a few days after surgery under a physiotherapist’s supervision. With regular practice, most people notice significant improvement within 6 to 12 weeks. If you’re planning for a knee replacement or looking for trusted hospitals with expert orthopedic care, HOSPIDIO helps patients connect with top knee replacement specialists in India for affordable and high-quality treatment.
Cowards Bend the Knee was created in 2003-02.
I fell onto the tarmac and scraped my knee. The old wallpaper was scraped from the wall and replaced with a trendy design. I scraped the last of the butter out of the container and realised there was no gin left, either.
Yes, this most certainly could be more than a scraped knee. You should consider getting this evaluated by a medical professional. [[User:Cjonb|Cjonb]] 19:03, 2 Jun 2008 (UTC)
It means to bend your knee while supporting yourself with your other leg. Sometimes people “bend the knee” in prayer.
I can't be sure, since "basic knee bend" isn't very exact. But most any knee bend in Ballet can be referred to as a plie. (pronounced plee-ay)
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Your immune system.
Your knee allows you to walk and bend your leg.