Clicking Knee
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I'm trying to get back into some exercise... So far it is only the funny step 'thingy' machine in the lounge but my knee keeps clicking.
Today it is worse than before. (It has clicked for a few days but getting more uncomfortable today.)
Dr. Google says lose weight and change my shoes... I have Asics running shoes and I'm trying to lose weight!![:D :D](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/lol.png)
Any thoughts or advice welcome!
Today it is worse than before. (It has clicked for a few days but getting more uncomfortable today.)
Dr. Google says lose weight and change my shoes... I have Asics running shoes and I'm trying to lose weight!
![:D :D](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/lol.png)
Any thoughts or advice welcome!
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Does it hurt or just make noise? I get clicking joints, but no pain, so I ignore it. If you are feeling pain, then do some exercises to strengthen your legs like leg lifts.1
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It could be nothing more than popping joints if you are prone to those. It could also be an overuse injury, in which case rest and then a SLOW increase in your activity level should help. Ice may also help with any swelling. Overuse injuries are pretty common among new exercisers who try to do too much too soon.
Of course, if you start having pain, you should get checked out by a physio. Don't ignore pain or try to work though it.1 -
It can be uncomfortable but not painful and yes... It makes a noise!
I love the thought that it could be this: It could also be an overuse injury. (Not really but I'm far from over excerting!)
Thank you for the thoughts and tips.
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I was a distance runner many, many years ago and I had something called iliotibial band syndrome that caused a clicking sensation in my hip. I had physical therapy and it eventually went away. I think you can get the same thing in your knee. Definitely worth having a Dr. check it out.2
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Whenever my joints click or crack I go see my chiropractor. He seems to have ways to help me with everything haha0
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I went to an orthopedist over the same problem. Clicking without pain. Left knee.
Doctor said, lose weight and lift weights, but i think the weight loss is what makes a difference because whenever i put on a few pounds, the clicking returns.
Shed those off, and it goes away.1 -
CindyJNC1963 wrote: »I was a distance runner many, many years ago and I had something called iliotibial band syndrome that caused a clicking sensation in my hip. I had physical therapy and it eventually went away. I think you can get the same thing in your knee. Definitely worth having a Dr. check it out.
Yup pretty much, I have runners knee right now (Chondromalacia) and it clicks a lot. If your knees bother you at all probably worth going to see an orthopedic over it. I let mine go over several months of marathon training and finally my left knee blew out so bad I couldn’t walk anymore. Dr fixed me right up 👍😊0
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