I feel acute pain when I straighten my departed leg in an effort to stand, after sitting. I'm Ok contained by the morning, climbing stairs, walking etc. The pain is located on the inside part of the leg, at knees level. Joint pain, possibly? Nothing is swollen.
It takes maybe a minute past the pain leaves and I can stand up and walk. If I put your foot too much I , the condition becomes worse but not while I'm walking. It's only the subsequent time I straighten my leg after sitting that the pain is worse than if I hadn't walked too much.
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Knee Problems and Foot problems?

It sounds close to a problem with the cartilage in your knees. You should see an orthopedic physician. They will determine the cause of your pain, and know how to treat it. Also, a supporter for the knee will help profoundly. It keeps the knee within place and you can find them at Walmart or Target. They're not expensive either.

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It does sound similar to a cartilage problem in the knee.
However, orthopedists adjectives seem to think the leg ends at the ankle.
Especially if walking profusely affects it, see a podiatrist ! A foot problem will often cause a knees problem, by putting force on the wrong bits of the knee, or loading the knee disproportionately.

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