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How To Protect Your Knee Joints. Knee pain is common in older age, often caused by osteoarthritis (the wearing away of knee cartilage). Improving range of motion, muscle strength, and weight control can help reduce pain and make your knees feel younger. Stretching can also help keep the muscles flexible, which can. Taking better care of your knees throughout your life, starting as early as your 30s, can strengthen your joints and, potentially, save. Regular physical activity can help your knees and other joints in a number of ways, including: Developing strong thigh muscles — especially the quadriceps, hamstrings and abductors — improves range of motion, protects knee cartilage and reduces the stress you place on the knee, says richard willy, an assistant professor of physical therapy at the university of montana school of physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences. Using a cane can help lighten the load on your hip, knee and ankle joints, and decrease the pain. A knee brace — worn outside the. Take the load off the joints with gait aids.

Knee pain is common in older age, often caused by osteoarthritis (the wearing away of knee cartilage). Regular physical activity can help your knees and other joints in a number of ways, including: Using a cane can help lighten the load on your hip, knee and ankle joints, and decrease the pain. Developing strong thigh muscles — especially the quadriceps, hamstrings and abductors — improves range of motion, protects knee cartilage and reduces the stress you place on the knee, says richard willy, an assistant professor of physical therapy at the university of montana school of physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences. Take the load off the joints with gait aids. Taking better care of your knees throughout your life, starting as early as your 30s, can strengthen your joints and, potentially, save. A knee brace — worn outside the. Stretching can also help keep the muscles flexible, which can. Improving range of motion, muscle strength, and weight control can help reduce pain and make your knees feel younger.

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How To Protect Your Knee Joints Developing strong thigh muscles — especially the quadriceps, hamstrings and abductors — improves range of motion, protects knee cartilage and reduces the stress you place on the knee, says richard willy, an assistant professor of physical therapy at the university of montana school of physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences. Stretching can also help keep the muscles flexible, which can. A knee brace — worn outside the. Take the load off the joints with gait aids. Using a cane can help lighten the load on your hip, knee and ankle joints, and decrease the pain. Taking better care of your knees throughout your life, starting as early as your 30s, can strengthen your joints and, potentially, save. Developing strong thigh muscles — especially the quadriceps, hamstrings and abductors — improves range of motion, protects knee cartilage and reduces the stress you place on the knee, says richard willy, an assistant professor of physical therapy at the university of montana school of physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences. Knee pain is common in older age, often caused by osteoarthritis (the wearing away of knee cartilage). Improving range of motion, muscle strength, and weight control can help reduce pain and make your knees feel younger. Regular physical activity can help your knees and other joints in a number of ways, including: