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What kind of pain do you get when you have osteoarthritis in the knee?
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Non-specific pain: The pain is not specific to osteoarthritis, but may involve pain on flexion and extension, and a "catch" in certain positions. The pain is not usually "sharp" and stabbing, but more chronic without peaks and valleys.
Answered 4/16/2013
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