i LOVE running and jogging, but lately my right knee will start to hurt after a while, its a pain right below the knees and a very dull pain that gets worse. to counter it i slow down to a efficient walk until the pain goes away and consequently start that old man trot until i build up speed, but the pain keeps coming put a bet on. the worst part is after the whole day my knees will hurt and even feel a little out of place. after a while though the strain goes away completely. i also used to skate pretty regularly and would take hits to the right knee fom time to time, nil serious or past a bruise though, could that have anything to do with it? should i bring back a brace?
Answers:    i have the same issue its probably just unyielding on your joints go to the drug store and get a satndard knees brace and you should be good

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taper back on running its so hard on your joint! you should cross train and do different activities. Our bodies are not meant to run our whole lives...it could put you within a position where you can permanently injure yourself and you wont be able to run. I would suggest going to your doctor and seeing what he/she say.

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since it keeps coming back,see a doctor.better yet,a chiropractor will do wonders for your knees,i know i saw one for mine...do it before it gets to the point where you obligation surgury

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A knee brace is to keep your protect your knee from un-natural movements. If you knees hurts, without a brace, then using one will not help. Source(s): http://www.betterbraces.com/

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Running is completely hard on your joints. You should stop running and take up a lower impact sport. You could try aspirin, ibuprophen or aleve, but you will verbs to damage you knees by running.

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If your knee hurts when you run you probably have arthritis. Search
this on google or ask a friend. You probanly enjoy arthritis because you run alot.

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Sounds like runner's knee. Fairly common running injury:
Treatment of Runners Knee

At an precipitate stage running should be decreased to lessen stress to this area and allow healing to originate. It is important to avoid downhill running which stresses the patello-femoral complex.

Exercises performed with the knees bent should be avoided. When the knee is bent the forces under the knee sou`wester are increased. Many people feel that the vastus medialis (VM) muscle works only during the final thirty degree of extension of the knee but research does not fully support this. This muscle helps to dynamically stabilize the knee bonnet medially and prevents it from shifting laterally and tracking improperly at the patello-femoral joint. The Vastus Medialis Oblique (VMO) and Vastus Medialis Longus (VML) have be shown to be considerably weaker than the Vastus Lateralis (VL) in patients with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome compared to normals (Makhsous et. al. 2004). Delayed firing of the VMO has also be hypothesized (Cowan et. al. 2001). Straight leg lifts strengthen the vastus medialis muscles and do not significantly stress the undersurface of the knee cap. They should be done contained by sets of 10 times on each side. Start with 5 sets of 10 and work your way up to 10 sets of 10. Straight leg lift are best performed lying on a cushioned but firm surface, with the exercising leg held straight and the non-exercising leg somewhat bent to take pressure past its sell-by date of the back. Lying on a carpet or mat on the floor is a perfect place to carry out this exercise. The repetitive nature of this exercise in addition to strenghtening the quadriceps muscles, may also enhance the closer "firing" of the VMO and train the quadriceps to work together with improved synergy.

Tight posterior muscles should be stretched. In many cases tight calf muscles or hamstring lead to a "functional equinous" and make the foot pronate while running or walking. This pronation is accompanied by an internal rotation of the leg which increases the Q angle and contributes to the lateral subluxation of the knees cap. On occasion a tight iliotibial band may contribute to PFPS.

If you over-pronate put together sure you use shoes that offer more anti-pronation features. Move up a ranking in the amount of stability and pronation control that your shoes offer. If further control of pronation is needed orthotics should be considered. The behind time George Sheehan, M.D., sports medicine physician and philosopher, was the first to coin the term "runner's knee" and to popularize the notion that it be important to look at the foot when runner's knee occurs. It is also big to rule out other knee problems when knee pain occur in runners and not just lump every pain as "runner's knee".

Some authors hold suggested that core muscle strength may play a role in this problem. Suggestions for improving core body strength including gluteal muscles have be made. There is nothing wrong with this suggestion and it may help. Be sure to carry out the above exercises first, since they are more specific to the problem being addressed

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