Knee joint pain while climbing

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Knee joint pain while climbing, it's increasing, while walking I don't feel anything. let me know the remedy,

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Dr. Raviraj Francis (PT) Physiotherapist 16 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Raviraj Francis (PT)

Physiotherapist 16 yrs exp Pune

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Hello there Well mam it is mostly a case of patelofemoral syndrome/chondromalacia patella.....most likely it is cartiledge degeneration...however proper symtoms and history along with any xrays of knee if you have would be more beneficial for proper diagnosis. Do resort back with it. Regards

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