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How can i treat my knee problem?
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Depends on symptoms: For general aches, can use anti-inflammatories (like advil or aleve) or pain medications like tylenol. Rest, a knee compression sleeve, stretching and muscle strengthening can help. Treatment depends on the amount and severity of symptoms.
Answered 12/13/2020
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