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2024-01-09 21:00:44
Does walking back and forth in a room, as an exercise, cause knee damage due to frequent turning motion? Please advise
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Not really. Usually the damage is wear and tear over years and years. It's more common in older age. But do get checked by a Rheumatologist if you are facing this problem

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