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Ankle problems causing knee pain, is that possible?
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Sure: Particularly if there is is pronation of the ankle joint region... This would look like a flatfoot...This causes increases pressure on the medial or inner ankle...
Answered 6/11/2016
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Ankle knee: Absolutely. With excess pronation as dr kass said there is inside or medial pressure on the knee. See your podiatrist for help.
Answered 9/7/2016
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