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hckynut
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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Knees that buckle

‎01-27-2015 03:47 AM

if you haven't seen an orthopedic doctor that would be the first thing I would suggest. Needs change over time and what your problem was prior might have changed significantly.the most important things for any type of a knee issue is the strength of the muscles that support the knee.any strengthening exercises that can be done without causing pain can help stabilize and possiblyprevent certain issues.
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chrystaltree
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Re: Knees that buckle

‎01-27-2015 04:45 AM

Knee buckling is one of those ""see your doctor immediately"" conditions.
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jubilant
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Re: Knees that buckle

‎01-27-2015 08:37 AM

My knees will occasionally buckle when I have had a lot of sciatic pain and numbness due to a back problem. I have no pain in my knees and they show nothing wrong with them.

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Re: Knees that buckle

‎01-27-2015 09:11 PM

My knees used to buckle when my ex kissed me. Loved that feeling. Too bad he turned out to be a major jerk.

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