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Knee joint sound
I can hear a tic sound on my right knee when I climbing stairs. Tolerable pain is there. When I walk on plains there is no sound. Also when I sit and stand up I can feel some pain. Please let me know what is the cause.
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It might be due to patellar maltracking. Do VMO exercises
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Greetings, sorry about the pain. Knee joint is a special joint in that if not used frequently like not moving enough over a period of time knee starts to produce sounds as in your case. This is due to poor lubrication of knee joint. Not to worry.
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ice the knee joint twice a day. get to see a physiotherapist specialised in trigger point therapy and posture correct your knee pain will be 50% relieved and start doing exercise as recommended by physio, if possible hire physio for 3 months to do exercise and your knee will become 100% pain free.
diet management also needs to be done to manage your weight.
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