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Knee strain with office chair
I got an office chair for working from home. Recently I've started feeling strain in my knees whenever I sit on it, even though I've adjusted it as low as possible (refer image). I've had mild knee pain in the past when I used to run. What could be the reason - the chair position or some underlying condition, or both? I tested negative for arthritis a few months back.
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For an accurate diagnosis, a detailed assessment with clinical examination and proper history followed by appropriate investigations is needed.
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For the treatment or medicines, visit nearest orthopedic surgeon or consult me online.
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The knee pain can be due to the curvature at the end of the seat of the chair which might be compressing your nerves in the back side of the knee.
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If you had knee pain before and it has still not resolved then other causes need to be evaluated like acl tear, meniscus injury etc.
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Get a proper consult for further evaluation.
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Good morning The picture you sent should be showing how your typical posture would be Try having a pillow at your back and also use a foot support which raises your leg position also which could ease your pain
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Try taking breaks in between work and try to walk for a while
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Change seat and see.. it pain improves, it means it is related to chair. If persist than other cause there
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