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The questions keep coming so we have this week the “Knee Pain Train” podcast…We keep on trucking answering more questions about chronic knee pain
I start off the podcast talking about a pain clinic rep I spoke with at a trade show this past weekend in Charleston, SC…That will be interesting for you! 🙂
Questions:
1.) The first question is from Judy who is trying to help her 78y/o mother out of knee pain without doing total knee replacement surgery and is looking at total knee implant surgery instead:
2.)Iben asks a question about knee feeling like a bag of fat is in and around it
3.) Deepa has some great questions about how diet and water have an effect on chronic knee pain
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4.) Jeremiah has knee swelling only when he plays basketball and is wondering how to address it…
5.) Becky has been diagnosed with a “complex regional pain syndrome” and wants to run a marathon and it needing a direction to start because surgeries, physical therapy, prescription drugs, and shots have not worked…
6.) Sarah asks a general question as to how to get out of knee pain when the drugs aren’t doing the job…
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7.) Lucia wants to know what to do when the cartilige has only worn out on one side of her knee and is wondering why it is doing that…
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Bill, my progress is very slow but I think My pain is tolerable. I am trying to drink fair amount of liquid. I am still having so much problem kneeling and I am also trying to squat between the chairs but it is very painful. The good thing is my knees feel better after the squatt. I am trying to even get out of the squat as you are mentioning as of to going on the floor. Getting off the floor is also a problem but it is getting slightly better. Hope one day it will be pain free. I… Read more »
My discouragement is, I’m far away in Africa how will l ever be helped with my knee pain. Since many of the people you have helped you seem to have met physically.