Disabling knee pain that makes it impossible to walk should be evaluated by your doctor as soon as possible. Less severe knee injuries may heal on their own, but don’t wait any longer than 3-7 days for your knee...read more
Your glutes are the largest muscle group of your body and play an important role in almost all lower body movements. Well-toned glutes stabilize your pelvis, generate explosive power for sprinting, jumping, etc. and have obvious aesthetic value. Unfortunately,...read more
Osgood-Schlatter Disease is a knee condition commonly affecting children and adolescents. One of the tell-tale signs of Osgood-Schlatter disease is pain at point of attachment of the kneecap tendon (patellar tendon) to the bony prominence on the shinbone. Young...read more
Patellofemoral pain syndrome a.k.a. “Runner’s Knee” is one of the most common types of knee injuries sustained by young athletes participating in running sports. The condition is characterized by pain in the kneecap region that is aggravated with running...read more
Knee buckling, which is the sudden giving way or instability of your knee, can pose a serious health hazard. You could fall and sustain grievous injury if it occurs when you are running or climbing stairs. Let’s look at...read more
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that allows your surgeon to look inside the knee, identify an underlying problem, and treat it using special instruments through a tiny incision about the size of a keyhole with minimum disruption...read more