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Constant pain in knee and clicks when walking for 3 weeks pain now moving down to shin. no injury. not a sports player. 25 female. what could it be?
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Anterior knee pain: This is often caused by patello-femoral syndrome in younger women. It results from an imbalance in the muscles pulling on the kneecap which can cause inflammation (pain, clicking). Physical therapy often helps - the most important part of treatment is strengthening the quadriceps.
Answered 10/16/2015
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