Although it can start at any age, knee pain becomes more of an issue as we get older. As we age, the tissues become less pliable, brittle, weaker, and more prone to injury.

“Knee pain can be felt in four specific parts of the knee: in front, behind, on the inner side and the outer side,” explains Damian McClelland, musculoskeletal services director for Bupa Well+.

Unexplained knee swelling can indicate a serious health concern. No matter your running level, you may notice your knees hurt when you run. Several possible causes could be behind this pain ...

had lived with incessant pain in her left knee. The popping and clicking she felt, resulting from a torn piece of cartilage ...

The pain from inside of my leg was so very unbearable ... There was a huge blood clot behind my knee. I blurted out exactly what I was thinking: “I thought old people got blood clots; I ...

So, in short: If your knee pops but feels fine, it's likely nothing to worry about. But if there's pain, swelling or ...

Why Trust Us? Knee pain can sideline your fitness routine for the foreseeable future, but research suggests there’s one easy fix that may help: changing your sports bra. That’s the major ...