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I jog every week from monday to friday but my knees are very pain and i have some breathing difficulties during jogging. what might be causing this?
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Be seen: Multiple potential causes of knee pain with jogging such as early arthritis, tendonitis, etc. To me the bigger concern is your "difficulty breathing" which could be a sign of cardiac or pulmonary problems. I would definitely be seen for a good medical evaluation.
Answered 2/5/2015
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