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I m a little over weight. there is some psin in my knee fron last 5 years. can i use amla or lemon water regularly? may it lead to arthritis?
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Myths: No. These would be completely ineffective at treating, preventing or curing your knee pain. The goal is to find the cause and to eliminate it. The most common knee pain cause is Chondromalacia. This is easily fixed with the right exercises at the Physical Therapist's office.
Answered 7/26/2014
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