Strangely enough this is the most common question I get in daily e-mails…
The question often goes something like this.
Hey Bill!
I’ve got this problem with my knee.
It’s been bothering me since August of 1731
I’ve seen doctors, PTs, the Queen and my cousin’s dog and no one seems to have any idea why it still hurts.
I’ve had the left knee MRI done in 1899 right before I jumped on the boat heading to immigrate to the United States and the right one shortly after the Great Depression.
Both times the doctor said my knees are “Normal.”
In that late 60’s I was told I have “early onset arthritis” and “when I’m old enough I’ll be a perfect candidate for a knee replacement.”
My knees hurt all the time, when I go downstairs and when I sit or stand for any length of time.
Got any suggestion?
This is the equivalent of sending an e-mail to your mechanic and saying,
“Hey Bob!
My car started making a funny making a funny noise right after I ran into a clown at the circus
Got any suggestion?
There’s a couple of basic things you’d want to look at yourself first before heading to the mechanic.
Like, is the clown still stuck to your front bumper?
That’s just one suggestion, a good one to check first none the less! 😉
Now, I can’t tell you if a clown is still attached to the front of your car…
I can tell you to click below and sign up for:
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Regards,
Bill
(The Knee Pain Guru)
~ “Putting the ‘FUN’ back into Knee DysFUNction”
