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wr4468

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Joint Pain (knee) Posted: 01-06-04 15:56pm


I have started a new workout routine a local gym. After a week of working out I have had extremely bad joint pain in my knees and ankles. I took a three day break from my work out and that didn't work. I bought a new pair of shoes, and that hasn't worked. I am only 25 years old and can barely walk from the pain. What could this pain be?

san54

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Joined: 28 Dec 2003
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Location: Virginia

Knee Pain Posted: 01-15-04 19:40pm


It sounds like you may have a torn ligament or cartilege. I would see an orthopaedic doctor before it worsens and you need surgery.

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