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Rivera D, MD, Kadia TM, MD, Montalban-Bravo G, MD, Faderl S, Sasaki K, MD, PhD, Short NJ, MD, Daver N, MD, DiNardo CD, MD, MSCE, Masarova L, MD, Ferrajoli A, MD, Jabbour EJ, MD, Borthakur G, Azzawi HA, Konopleva M, MD, PhD, Garcia-Manero G, MD, Andreeff M , MD, PhD, Kantarjian H, MD, Ravandi F, MBBS, Alvarado Y, MD
Common causes of knee pain include: Osteoarthritis : The most frequent culprit, where cartilage gradually breaks down over time Meniscus tears : Damage to the shock-absorbing cartilage in your knee Tendinosis : Chronic degeneration of tendons around the knee Ligament injuries : Sprains or tears in the supportive structures Inflammatory conditions : Including rheumatoid arthritis and lupus Referred pain : Sometimes hip problems can cause knee discomfort Traditional treatments typically involve anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy, steroid injections, or in severe cases, surgery
Women in perimenopause or menopause and men experiencing andropause (low testosterone) are excellent candidates
