Brisk Walking - Hello Dr, Does Doing Brisk Walking Continously

Brisk walking

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Hello Dr, does doing brisk walking continously for more than 30mins a day in home makes knees to wear off in long run and does type of road also matter for walking?

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Dr. Ankur Sharma

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