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Knee pain permanent
Knee pain which is permanent which began approximately 6 years ago so I am asking you'll guidance if u can help me to cure this
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Get your knee thoroughly checked first.. If any crepitus/crackling sound on movement, could be suggesting degenerative changes. X ray  will confirm..
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consult a nearby physiotherapist
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Proper cause need to be known which can happen only after a proper assessment by an Orthopedecian and a Physiotherapist. That being said, CORE muscle activation/strenghtening always helps. This can be initiated with training yourself for relaxation. Loosen up your shoulders, neck. Tummy should fill up while you inhale and it sould come in while you breath out. Practice deep breathing: exhale-hold 3-4 sec-allow inhaling(happens automatically). Rest of the exercises can be taught by your physio and must be done under his/her supervision.
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Learn to Relax! Practice it! Visit an Orthedecian and a Physiotherapist.
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Avoid painful positions/movements. Prefer relieving positions/movements. Wear sports shoes while going out.
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Very first You need to know cause of your knee pain.consult physiotherapist for proper assessment.Accordingly your treatment protocol will be started
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https://youtu.be/tfq94egpbko if the pain is idiopathic do these exercises
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Consult with a physiotherapist who have orthopaedic experience for proper biomechanical assessment and corrective treatment.
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What kind of pain? What symptoms do u feel?
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